Description
Tacuinum Sanitatis - Codex Vindobonensis 2396 Paris, Seefeld, 1984. 265 x 170 mm. Full leather binding with gold decorations on the plates and on the back, Specimen 695/1975. Commentary in French. ** Facsimile reproduction of an illuminated manual of medicine, one of the richest and most complete of the medieval era. The tacuinum is inspired by the well-known manual of the Arab doctor Ibn Butlan, active in Baghdad in the century. XI. The term "notebook" itself derives from the Arabic & nbsp; Taqwīm al - ṣiḥḥa, or tables of health.
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Tacuinum Sanitatis - Codex Vindobonensis 2396 Paris, Seefeld, 1984. 265 x 170 mm. Full leather binding with gold decorations on the plates and on the back, Specimen 695/1975. Commentary in French. ** Facsimile reproduction of an illuminated manual of medicine, one of the richest and most complete of the medieval era. The tacuinum is inspired by the well-known manual of the Arab doctor Ibn Butlan, active in Baghdad in the century. XI. The term "notebook" itself derives from the Arabic & nbsp; Taqwīm al - ṣiḥḥa, or tables of health.
