tis00313000

Text-inc Id:

tis00313000

Headings:

Schellig, Conradus In pustulas malas morbum quem malum de Francia vulgus appellat consilium

Subjects:

medicine

Analysis of content:

1. a1 [Title-page]. ‘In pustulas malas morbum quem malum de Francia vulgus appellat que sunt de genere formicarum, Salubre Consilium doctoris Conradi Schellig Heydelbergensis ... principis Philippi comitis Rheni Palatini Bavarie ducis et electoris phisici sui expertissimi.’
2. a1v Wimphelingius, ‎Jacobus: [Letter addressed to the lector]. ‘Epistola.’ Incipit: ‘Iacobus Vuimphelingus Sleustattensis lectori salutem. Quamvis iusta Dei severitas sive propter horrendam ...’ Explicit: ‘... Nam et de terza medicinam creavit altissimus medicum quam honorari precepit. Vale.’
3. a2r Schellig, Conradus: In pustulas malas morbum quem malum de Francia vulgus appellat consilium. ‘Consilium breve contra malas pustulas que iam apparent in diversis regionibus in utroque hominum sexu.’ Incipit: ‘[H]as pustulas voco malas, nam contagiose sunt, saltem per contacum ...’ b4v Explicit: ‘... Quia hec cum non parva cauthela applicanda sunt, et eorum nocumentum est sepius iuvamento maius.’
4. b4v Schellig, Conradus: [Warning to the reader]. Incipit: ‘Lector hic adverte que has duas formicarum species (de quibus in principio) paulus sub aliis describit nominibus ut habet Rasis ...’ Explicit: ‘... Sed Afrochoon hec radicem strictam ita que credetur esse aliqua res suspensa.’
5. b4v Schellig, Conradus: [Final remarks on the circumstances]. ‘Hoc breve consilium ex ordinatione et iussu illustrissimi principis ... Philippi comitis Palatini ... per me Conradum Schellig Artium et Medicine doctorem, hinc inde ex variis medicine auctoribus collectum sapientium medicorum prudentie discuciendum relinquo, quod si bene intellectum et observatum fuerit, sanis in preservando et infectis in curando ab his pustulis malis utilitatem conferre poterit multam quam concedere dignetur Altissimus. Amen.’

Imprint:

[Heidelberg? n.pr.; [Friedrich Misch about 1496]; about 1490]; [about 1488] f° Usually assigned to Misch (who died ca.1490) but, since the epidemic did not take hold until the mid-1490s (Geldner I p.268), it is more likely that the book was printed by the anonymous successor to his types (cf. Amelung, Frühdruck I p.XX). Polain dates about 1488 Secundo folio: a3r et sic ad putredinem aptat et vitandus est aer multum humidus

Collation:

a⁶ b⁴. Spaces left blank for initials, with guide letters.

References:

Source: London, Royal College of Surgeons ISTC: is00313000 Created by Sabrina Minuzzi