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Biblissima authority file: https://data.biblissima.fr/entity/Q149727
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Lectiones super quartam fen primi Canonis Avicennae.
Written in double column of 51 lines to a column, in a semi-current gothic hand. Initials and paragraph marks in alternate red and blue.
On the first leaf is a large illuminated initial D in gold and colours, with marginal decorations of the same. Within is a miniature portrait, quarter-length, of Avicenna: he has a forked yellow beard, and wears a blue 'haik' with green lining over a red grown, the back-ground is dark blue.
p. 1, col. 1 (DIcemus quod/res medica/cionis etc./Ista est 4a fen primi canonis/in qua determinature de modis/cure egritudinum generaliter... p.223, line 25 Sic quantitas. Nunc Auicenna dictis/finem imponit ad sequentia transiturus supreme/potentie refferendo... line 34 ... ad laudes dei/et beate Virginis marie toctiusque curie ce/lestis triumphantis. Amen.
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