tij00012000

Text-inc Id:

tij00012000

Headings:

Jacobi, Johannes Regimen contra pestilentiam et Regimen sanitatis per circulum anni

Subjects:

medicine

Analysis of content:

1. a1r [Title-page]. ‘Regimen contra pestilentiam sive Epidimiam reverendissimi domini Kanunti episcopi Arusiensis civitatis regni Dacie artis Medicine expertissimi professoris. Regimen sanitatis per circulum anni valde utile.’
2. a1v [Foreword] ‘Ad honorem sancte et individue Trinitatis, glorioseque Virginis Marie et ad utilitatem Reipublice, pro confirmatione sanorum ac reformatione lapsorum, volo aliquid de pestilentia que nos frequentius invadit ex dictis medicorum magis autenticorum scribere. Et primo | De signis pronosticis eius. | Secundo de causis eiusdem. | Tertio de remediis. | Quarto de confortaminibus cordis et principalim membrorum. | Quinto et ultimo de fleubothomia.’
3. a1v Kamintus, Benedictus [pseudo-; Jacobi, Johannes]: ‘Regimen contra epidemiam sive pestem.’ Incipit: ‘[S]igna pestilentie pronostica septem ad presens assignantur. Primum est ...’ a4v Explicit: ‘... Item cum pro apostema apparuerint recipiet avellanas, ficus, rutam, et contundat simul deinde supponat. Et hec ad presens dicta de pestilentia sufficiant ... in secula seculorum. Amen.’ [Work attributed in incunable editions to Benedictus Kamisius, Kamintus, Canutus, or Kanuti (erroneously identified with Bengt Knutsson, Bishop of Västerås (1462); see Gams 341), the author is Johannes Jacobi (i.e. Jean Jasme or Jacme); see Wickersheimer. For individual incunable editions of the text see Klebs–Sudhoff 19-25, and A. C. Klebs and E. Droz, Remèdes contre la peste (Paris, 1925), 65-8; Wickersheimer 422-4].
4. a4v [Editorial close]. ‘Tractatus de regimine pestilentie domini Kanunti [sic] episcopi Arusieusis [sic] civitatis regni Dacie artis Medicine expertissimi professoris finem’
5. a5r Kamintus, Benedictus [pseudo-; Jacobi, Johannes]: Regimen sanitatis per circulum anni. ‘Incipit Regimen sanitatis per circulum anni valde utile. | Ianuarius.’ [Verse] Incipit: ‘Iniano claris calidisque cibis potiaris ...’ a6r Explicit: ‘... Intrat aquam nauta citius curabitur eger. | Fundamenta ruunt, modicum tunc durat idipsum. [24 stanzas, mainly 4-lines]’

Imprint:

[Cologne Cornelis de Zierikzee about 1500] 4° Although often attributed in incunable editions to Benedictus Kamisius, Kamintus, Canutus or Kanuti (i.e. Bengt Knutsson, bishop of Västerâs), the author is probably Johannes Jacobi (i.e. Jean Jasme or Jacme) (Wickersheimer) Secundo folio: a2r lentiam non credentesquandoque etsi venit a cadaveribus

Collation:

a⁶. Spaces left blank for initials, without printed guide letters.

References:

Source: London, Wellcome Library ISTC: ij00012000 Created by Sabrina Minuzzi