![Collation Model for LJS 24: [Medical miscellany].](https://repository.upenn.edu/sims_models/1003/thumbnail.jpg)
Description
Collection of 10th- through early 13th-century texts that formed the standard 13th-century medical curriculum (referred to and printed in the Renaissance under the collective title Articella), here copied in the mid-13th century with inhabited initials showing medical scenes. 5 works of Isaac Israeli concerning diet, urine, fevers, and the elements, which were translated into Latin in the 11th century by Constantine the African, a Benedictine monk, comprise most of the manuscript. These are preceded by a brief introduction to Galen and 2 short works on the pulse, the later of which, by Gilles de Corbeil, is the latest work in the collection. Most of the illuminations depict Dominican monks teaching and tending to patients.
Publication Date
7-26-2022
Keywords
Dominicans -- In art, Dominicans, Medicine -- Early works to 1800, Medicine, Medicine Medieval, Fever -- Early works to 1800, Fever, Codices, Illuminations, Treatises, Manuscripts Latin, Manuscripts Medieval, Art.
Disciplines
Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture | History of Science, Technology, and Medicine | Medieval Studies
Link in Franklin
https://franklin.library.upenn.edu/catalog/FRANKLIN_9952666523503681
Link in IIIF Manifest
https://colenda.library.upenn.edu/phalt/iiif/2/81431-p37w6764x/manifest
Recommended Citation
Porter, Dot, "Collation Model for LJS 24: [Medical miscellany]." (2022). Collation Models. 4.
https://repository.upenn.edu/sims_models/4
Included in
Ancient, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Art and Architecture Commons, History of Science, Technology, and Medicine Commons, Medieval Studies Commons
Comments
The .zip file Archive contains:
VisColl collation model XML file
JSON collation model file
Folder of PNG files, one for each quire
Folder of SVG files, one for each quire
Screenshot of VCEditor view, PNG format
Screenshot of VCEditor view, PDF format (same as the main file)
Load the JSON file into VCEditor for an editable version of the model. Use the IIIF Manifest (link in this record) to map images onto the diagram in VCEditor.
Link to sharable URL (not permanent): https://vceditor.library.upenn.edu/project/62756809d3ef8000013a9a22/viewOnly