A History of Magic and Experimental Science, Volume 1 (of 2) / During the First Thirteen Centuries of Our Era

by Lynn Thorndike

[3007] Ed. of 1536, p. 358; also in the Viaticum, I, 22; p. 20.

[3008] Viaticum, I, 22; p. 21.

[3009] Viaticum, VII, 13: De gradibus (1536), p. 377.

[3010] According to Steinschneider (1866), p. 402, it is only from the citations of Constantinus that we know of a work by Rufus on melancholy. See especially De melancholia (1536), p. 285, “Invenimus Rufum clarissimum medicum de melancholia fecisse librum....”

[3011] De gradibus (1536), p. 378.

[3012] Edition of 1536, pp. 20, 290, 356.

[3013] Theorica, X, 9; ed. of 1515, fol. 54.

[3014] Practica, VII, 59 (1515), fol. 114v.

[3015] Ed. of 1541, pp. 319-21.

[3016] Spec. nat., XVI, 49.