Liber theoricae necnon practicae Alsaharavii ... qui vulgo Acararius dicitur: iam summa diligentia et cura depromptus in lucem [a Sigismundo Grimmo] / [Abū al-Qāim Khalaf ibn ʻAbbās al-Zahrāw-i].

[Auguste Vindelicorum] : [Impensis Sigismundi Grimm & Marci Vuirsung], [1519]

6 unnumbered pages, CLIX, 1 unnumbered leaf : title page in red & black with woodcut ; (folio)

Proctor 10896

Copy 1. Bound with: Pliny the Elder. Aureum opus. 1516 ; and, Gilles de Corbeil. De urinis et pulsibus. 1514. Lower half of t.p. cut away. Inside front cover is the inscription 'Est Joannis Adelphi medici Schafhusensis [i.e. Schaffhausen] ... Anno. 1522. Martio', with marginal notes in the same hand. It has hitherto been supposed that Adelphus was at Schaffhausen only until 1520 and that he died in 1521.

Copy 2 Note: Bound with: Rota, J.F. De introducendis Graecorum medicaminubus liber. 1553.

Copy 3 Supplier/Donor: Med. Soc. Lond. Note: Two leaves of MS notes at front by Jean Gagnier (1670-1740), the expatriate French orientalist and Professor of Oriental languaages at Oxford from 1715.