--- _id: 00559033 data: descriptionLanguage: eng generalNotes: - 'Title from caption at incipit on leaf [a2] recto. ' - 'Dated after February 1473 in BN cat. des incun. A-807. The text was copied from an exemplar of the edition printed in Milan by Philippus de Lavagnia for Johannes Antonius and Blasius de Terzago on 12 February 1473 (ISTC ia01417500; GW 3115). ' - 'Dated before 1473 in GW 3114 and Goff A1417. ' - 'In five parts. ' - 'Translated from Arabic into Latin by Gerardus Cremonensis. ' - 'Text in two columns. ' - 'Spaces left blank for initials. ' - 'Signatures: Part I: [a-g¹⁰ h⁸ i¹⁰ k⁴⁺¹]; Part II: [²a-²g¹⁰ ²h⁸ ²i⁶]; Part III: [³a⁶ ³b¹² ³c-³g¹⁰ ³h⁸ ³i⁶⁺¹ ³k-q¹⁰ ³r⁶ ³s-³z¹⁰ A¹⁰ B⁸]; Part IV: [⁴a⁴ ⁴b-⁴n¹⁰]; Part V: [⁵a-⁵d¹⁰]. Leaves [a1], [²a1], [³b1] and [⁴n10] blank. ' - 'Avicenna [i.e. al-Ḥusayn ibn ʻAlī Ibn Sīnā]. Canon medicinae, Books I-V, in the Latin translation by Gerardus Cremonensis, [a2]r-[⁴n9]v, with each book preceded by a table of contents. ' - 'BM 15th cent., I, 65 ' - 'BN cat. des incun., A-807 ' - 'BSB-Ink, A-956 (with digital facsimile) ' - 'Goff, A1417 ' - 'GW, 3114 (with digital facsimiles) ' - 'Hain, 2197* ' - 'ISTC, ia01417700 ' - 'Klebs, 131.3 ' - 'Oates, 101 ' - 'Unbound. ' - 'Fragment: Two leaves only, i.e. leaves [⁴k9] and [⁴k10] from Book IV, Fen VI: incipit on [⁴k9] recto "scothoi[m]a et tenebrositas oculi" and explicit on [⁴k10] verso "Lacertus / [S]Pes latertor[um] [sic] est salama[n]dra : ... et accidunt ei q[ui] bibit carnem [eius apostema]". ' - 'Illumination and decoration: Initial in gold set against a ground of blue and red with white tracery, with floral sprays in brown and green and gold bezants extending into the margin, on leaf [⁴k10] recto; initials in blue with pen-flourished decoration in red throughout, line-fillers in blue and red and paragraph marks in alternating red and blue throughout; highlighting of printed capitals in yellow; all supplied by hand, England, late 1470s or early 1480s. ' - 'Another leaf from the same copy, foliated "541", and also from Coventry Grammar School was presented to Gonville and Caius College by John Tattersall in 1911, and is now Caius: Lower Library, Aa.2.19 (G.A.S. 96): see G. A. Schneider, A descriptive catalogue of the incunabula in the Library of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, Cambridge, 1928, no. 96. ' - '[93, 84, 237, 124, 40] leaves ;' - 'Original item identifier in source database: 5518389' holdingInstitutionCollection: Inc.0-1 holdingInstitutionId: CambridgeUL hostItemId: ia01417700 provenance: - agent: - name: 'Murray, A. G. W.' ownerId: 00018798 role: R390 type: person - agent: - characterisation: - noc name: Cambridge University Library ownerId: 3463 professionOrType: - lib role: R390 type: corporate area: - areaCode: e-uk-en certainty: a decorationNote: 'Illumination and decoration: Initial in gold set against a ground of blue and red with white tracery, with floral sprays in brown and green and gold bezants extending into the margin, on leaf [⁴k10] recto; initials in blue with pen-flourished decoration in red throughout, line-fillers in blue and red and paragraph marks in alternating red and blue throughout; highlighting of printed capitals in yellow; all supplied by hand, England, late 1470s or early 1480s.' msNote: "Manuscript foliation '507' and '508' in brown ink in upper right corner of rectos, England, late 15th century." note: 'Coventry Grammar School Library. A.G.W [i.e. Alexander Gordon Wynch] Murray, Librarian of Trinity College, Cambridge: his note relating to the Coventry provenance in pencil on leaf [⁴k10] recto. Presented by his brother, Rev. Donald W. Murray, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, in 1919.' place: - geonamesId: 2653941 name: Cambridge shelfmark: 'Inc.Fragments.0[77]' meta: context: - _cam history: - timestamp: 2017-04-30T12:00:00Z