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[De re coquinaria]
Caelij Apitij summi adulatricis medicinæ artificis De re culinaria libri x. recens è tenebris eruti, & à mendis uindicati, typisq[ue] summa diligentia excusi. Praeterea, P. Platinae Cremonensis uiri undecunque doctissimi, De tuenda ualetudine, natura rerum, & popinæ scientia libri X. ad imitationem C. Apitij ad unguem facti. Ad haec, Pauli Aeginetae De facultatibus alimentorum tractatus, Albano Torino interprete. Cum indice copiosissimo.
Portion of title: De re cvlinaria libri X
Portion of title: De re culinaria libri X
Caelii Apitii svmmi advlatricis medicinae artificis De re cvlinaria libri X
Basileae. : [s.n.], M.D.XLI. [1541]
[16], 366, [2] p. ; 19 cm. (4to)
Text in Latin with quotations and examples in Greek.
The first work was probably written in the 3rd century by one Caelius and published under title: Apicius de re coquinaria.
The work by Paulus Aegineta is translated into Latin from the original Greek by Alban Thorer.
Publisher sometimes attributed as Heirs of Cratander.
Colophon at foot of leaf Z3v reads: Basileae, mense Martio, Anno M.D.XLI.
Signatures: [alpha]-[beta]⁴ a-z⁴ A-Z⁴ (Z4 blank).
Leaf a1r has woodcut head-piece.
Initials.
Adams, A1299
In library in 17th century (note in ECL card catalogue).
19th-century engraved bookplate of Eton College.
Recent sprinkled brown calf half binding; marbled paper boards; retained 19th-century dark green roan spine label.
Immperfect: wanting blank final leaf.
Medicine Early works to 1800.
Therapeutics Early works to 1800.
Nutrition Early works to 1800.
Food Early works to 1800.
Cooking Early works to 1800.
Thorer, Alban, 1489 - 1550 translator.
Paulus Aegineta. De facultatibus alimentorum tractatus. Latin.
Platina, 1421 - 1481 De honesta voluptate.
Haeredes Andreae Cratandri printer.
Switzerland Basel.
lat grc grc
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