Incipit Fasciculus medicine / compositus per excelle[n]tissimum artium ac medicine doctorum: dominu[m] Ioa[n]nem de Ketham Alamanum: tractans de anothomia [et] diuersis infirmitatibus: [et] corporis humani: cui annectuntur multi alij tractatus per diuersos excelle[n]tissimos doctores co[m]positi. Necnon anthomia Mu[n]dini

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  In comincia el dignissimo fasiculo de medicina : in volgare el quale tracta de tute le infirmitate del corpo humano & de la anotomia de quello & multi altri tractati composti p[er] diuersi excelentissimi doctori con auctorita e testi prouadi & prima la exposition del colore delle vrine e iudicio de quelle

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  Fasciculus medicine in quo continentur: videlicet. ; Primo iudicia vrinarum cum suis accidentijs. Secu[n]do tractatus de flobotomia. Tertio de cyrogia. Quarto de matrice mulieru[m] [et] impregnatione. Quinto concilia vtilissima contra epidemia[m]. Sexto de anothomia mu[n]dini toti[us] corporis humani: et q[uam]plura alia que hic no[n] explanantur in titulo habe[n]tur in hijs opusculis: vt manifestetur legenti

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