Monopp de Rüdlingen, Conrad

Compendium de regimine sanitatis. Written in a neat rounded gothic hand 25-26 lines to a page. Initials, headings and paragraphs marks in red. Fol. 4 (red) Conpendium [sic] de regimine sanitatis Chris / tissimo doctore artis medicine collectum. // UNiuersorum conditor deus / in donis suis benedictus ... 8, line 15 (red) De infante primo nato. / Infans cum primo nascitur ... 151 ...Et / sicut de aly[i]s [sic] intelligatur ut in ipsa tabu / la continetur infrascriptum. / Explicit opus bonum. 151v Liber primus de generali regimine diete quoad omnes etates. // Cur corpus humanum subiicitur mutacione [et] corrupicone / ... 152v In farmacia et precipue in flebothomia. Pseudo-PONTIUS PILATUS. Epistola ad Claudium [recte 'Tiberium']. 153v Poncius pilatus Claudio suo Salutem. Nuper accidit et quod ipse probaui ... line 21 ...et estimas credenum esse mendaciis Iudeorum Vale. Followed by 4 lines of verse beginning 'O gens Iudea, gens misera, gensque iniqua'. 154 (By a different hand) Vrbanus pontifex quintus pro magno munere misit / Imperatori unum agnus dei cum versibus sequentibus / Balsamus ex munda cera cum crismatis unda / ... / ... (line 10). Si quis honorat eum retinet ab hoste triumphans. On the fly-leaf pasted down inside the upper cover are four lines of verse beginning '[Cur]andum est ut sit mens sana in corpore sano'. On fol. 1, four lines of verse: the next two leaves are blank. On fol. 153 is an inscription 'Geor[g]ius Regel 1472 feria secunda post festum michelis' [13th October]: the verses on fol. 154 are by the same hand.

Middle 15th century

1 volume 160 ll. (last 6 bl.). 4to. 201/2 X 15 cm. Original stamped calf binding over wooden boards: clasp wanting. Outer margin of the last leaf cut away.

The papers are available subject to the usual conditions of access to Archives and Manuscripts material, after the completion of a Reader's Undertaking.

Purchased 1925.

Database description transcribed from S.A.J. Moorat, Catalogue of Western Manuscripts on Medicine and Science in the Wellcome Historical Medical Library (London: Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, 1962-1973).

Below the title in red on fol. 4 'Ad bibliothecam Viennensium P.P. Francis-canorum IX E. 492' by an 18th cent. hand.