filu Serapionis Medici translatum a Gerardo cremonensi de Arabico in Latino, aphorismi Johannis Danasceni.
Written by an Italian Scribe in double columns with illuminated initial letters, etc.
first page, full-length portrait of Serapion expounding the laws of medicine.
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Keywords: Johannis Serapion; History of Medicine
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filu Serapionis Medici translatum a Gerardo cremonensi de Arabico in Latino, aphorismi Johannis Danasceni.
Written by an Italian Scribe in double columns with illuminated initial letters, etc.
first page, full-length portrait of Serapion expounding the laws of medicine.
Illuminated Page with Text
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