SIMON GENUENSIS, (Simon a Cordo; Simon Januensis; Simon of Genoa) (1250 – )

1250 –

2 entries in the GMN corpus.

1473 CE

#6788

Synonyma medicinae, seu clavis sanationis.

SIMON GENUENSIS, (Simon a Cordo; Simon Januensis; Simon of Genoa) (1250 – )

The first printed medical dictionary. It was originally published at Ferrara, 1471-2?, of which the only recorded copy is a fragment of 21 leaves in the Bodleian Library. ISTC No. is00526000. “The great work of …

1497 CE

#1790

Breviarium medicinae. Tr: Gerardus Cremonensis. Add: Serapion the Younger: In medicinis simplicibus. Tr: Simon a Cordo Januensis and Abraham Judaeus Tortuosiensis. Galenus: De virtute centaureae; Johannes Platearius: Practica brevis; Matthaeus Platearius: De simplici medicina "Circa instans".

GALEN, [Κλαύδιος Γαληνός; Galen of Pergamon] (129 – 216) ALEXANDER OF TRALLES [ἈΛΈΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ Ὁ ΤΡΑΛΛΙΑΝΌΣ; ALEXANDER TRALLIANUS] (525 – 605) PLATEARIUS, Matthaeus (1130 – 1180) SERAPION, Johannes (Yahya ibn Sarafyun) The Elder (850 – ) SERAPION THE YOUNGER (1150 – 1250) SIMON GENUENSIS, (Simon a Cordo; Simon Januensis; Simon of Genoa) (1250 – ) ABRAHAM TORTUOSIENSIS, [Abraham Judeus of Tortosa, Abraham ben Schem Tob] PLATEARIUS, Johannes (1050 – 1120)

Serapion the Elder and Serapion the Younger were Syrian Christians who wrote in Arabic. Breviarum medicinae was an abridgement of the opinions of the Greek and Arabic physicians concerning diseases and their treatment…