Commentary on Giles of Corbeil's De urinis [Latin]

Notes:

• The commentary printed in 1483 as by Gentile da Foligno and later comprises prologue ('Liber iste nove'), 'expositio', beginning 'In libro isto', and 'commentum', beginning 'Renibus una dicitur quia formaliter'). Choulant suggested that only the expositio was by Foligno, with the commentum (which circulates earlier) perhaps by Giles of Corbeil himself.

Bibliography:

• eTK 0820G ('Liber iste nove institutionis studiose compositionis'), 0821I, 0821I*, 0821J ('Liber iste quem quem legendum proponimus est novelle [uel nouae] institutionis'), 0689G ('in libro isto ille auctor intendens'), 0422A, 1348G ('Renibus una dicitur quia formaliter generatur')
• K. Sudhoff, 'Commentatoren der Harnverse des Gilles de Corbeil', Archeion: Archivio di storia della scienza 11 (1929), 129–135
• Pr. Padua, 1483 (GW 269, Hain/Copinger/Reichling, 100) etc..

External links:

• Mirabile

See also:

• Aegidius, Corbeiensis, 1140–1224: De urinis [Latin]
• Other works with the subject 'medicine'

Author(s):

• Aegidius, Corbeiensis, 1140–1224
• Gentilis Fulginas, –1348

Manuscripts:

• Exeter College MS. 35 (Digital facsimile online) — Composite manuscript
• MS. Canon. Misc. 116 — 1463; Italian, Padua
• MS. Digby 29 (Selected pages online) — c. 1430; English, Oxford
• MS. Laud Lat. 106 (Digital facsimile online) — 13th century, end; France or Germany
• MS. Laud Misc. 237 (Digital facsimile online) — Composite manuscript

The above references reflect only the current coverage of the online catalogue and may not be comprehensive.