James Gray

I fits this very useful to trace spurious texts attributed to Aquinas.

The Hortus Sanitatis is among the most important medical as well as the "most important natural historical work of the Middle Ages" (Choulant). First printed in 1491 by Jacob Meydenbach in Mainz (Hain 8940. GW 13549) it summarized the entire knowledge of the late Middle Ages and established itself as the successor to the "Gart der GEsundheit" and the "Herbarius Moguntius". see my blog for more James.

I use it almost every day ! It is still relevant and is linked to the ISTC, But scrolling is not like turning a page. the GW supplies complete title , incipits, collations . It is the most useful book and the online version is up to date.

This is a great resource! including collations and complete title information.

A breakthrough book!