"An exceptional tool available to booksellers, scholars, and other specialists of early printing."
-- AB Bookmans Weekly

Introduction: Mr. Peter Jones (Librarian, King's College, Cambridge)
A comprehensive archive of medical thought and practice during the incunable period. Included are classical and Arabic texts as well as works of medieval authors. The medical units comprise a large range of printed items from single sheet broadsides to massive scholarly tomes, as well as many detailed individual case histories. Among the highlights is the Fasciculus medicinae, a compendium of practical medical knowledge and the most beautiful medical book printed in the 15th century.
Unit 11: 365 fiche, 56 titles
Unit 12: 365 fiche, 75 titles
Unit 13: 315 fiche, 106 titles
Unit 14: 318 fiche, 66 titles
Unit 15: 296 fiche, 83 titles
Unit 21: 370 fiche, 97 titles