CANON MEDICINAE, AVICENNA, MEDICINE-HANDWRITING, PERSIA, ORIGINAL, around 1350

Description

*** AVICENNA ***
*** CANON MEDICINAE
***
** Enormous Medicine-Handwriting **
Doctrine of the four Temperaments
Drugs and Pathology
around 1350 !!!
‏
القانون في الطب
***Persia***
*
Huge
scholarly manuscript
of the
Persian Empire *
* Drugs, Juices Teaching, Pathology, Anatomy, Cures *
The
Canon
medicinae
by
Avicenna
was
due
to
its
closed
and
uniform
representation
of
the
fundamental
medical
work
of
the
Middle Ages
.
It
consisted
of
five
books
,
the
is
of
theoretical
medicine
,
the
Drug customer
,
of
special
pathology
and
therapy
,
surgery
and
dedicated
to
the pharmaceutical teachin
g.
Friends
advised
Avicenna
to
spare
and
a
temperate
life
lead
,
but
it
was
not
Avicenna's
character
:
"
I
'd rather
have
a
short
life
in
abundance
as
a
barren
long
life
"
Exhausted
by
his
hard
work
and
his
hard
life
,
Ibn
Sina
died
in
the
June
1037
in
the
age
of
57
on
the
Ruhr
or
colorectal cancer
.
An
excessive
gift
of a
drug
was
allegedly
his
end
by
accelerated
by
a student.
* General
principles
(theory
and
practice
of
Medicine)
* Disease medicine
(drugs
and
its
impact)
* Special
organs
(Pathology
and therapy)
*** Handcolored -
‏
القانون في الطب
***
Contents
:
*4 sides Islamic handwriting
* in red and black ink writes
Condition:
beautiful Persian Kaligraphie
reinforced and stabilized in places with tape adhesive strips
worm gears
The Materia Medica („medical material “) of the Qanun contains 760 medicines with data to their application and effectiveness. Ibn Sina was first, the rules set up, as a new medicine was to be examined, before it is given patients. Beside the canon there are still 15 medical works Ibn Sinas, from which eight are written in verses. They contain among other things the 25 indications of the recognition of diseases, hygenic rules, proven medicines, anatomical notes.
Ibn Sina noticed the close relationship between feelings and the physical condition and was concerned with the positive physical and psychological effect of the music on patients. To the many psychological disturbances, which it describes in the Qanun, also the dear illness belongs. As it means, Ibn Sina diagnosed the illness of the prince von Gorgan, who was bettlägerig and whose suffering confused the local physicians. Ibn Sina noticed a flutter in the pulse of the prince, when he the address and the name of its loving mentioned. The large physician had a simple cure: The patient should be united with his loving.
In 12. Century was translated the canon of Gerhard of Cremona into latin. The work, from which expenditures existed to 1470 in the entire West 15-30 latin, was valid to in 17. Century as important text book of the medicine. 1493 appeared it in Neapel Hebrew version, 1593 it as one the first Persian ones of works in Rome in Arabic language were printed. 1650 were used the canon for the last time at the universities of lions and Montpellier.
They offer on this Original Medicine-Handwriting
from Persia around 1350 !!!