Treatise on the letting of blood in pleurisy, sixteenth century
Scope and Contents
The author is Bartholomeus Emmanuellus civis Romanus, and the treatise, in which an opinion of Rasis is maintained against a great many authorities, was written with a view to publication under the auspices of Pope Clement VII. It begins 'Questio difficillima, multiplex et multipliciter intricata. Queritur utrum in Pleuresi, vel pleuriti ...', and ends with a summary of the contents.
Dates
- Creation: sixteenth century
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Extent
1 volume(s) (228 leaves.)
Language of Materials
Latin
Custodial History
From the Library of John Moore (1646–1714), Bishop of Ely (‘Royal Library’), no. 852.
Physical Description
Paper.
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