Colliget Tomus Nonus in quo Magni Averroes Cordubensis philosophi consumatissimi, medicineq; artis eruditisimi septem libri Colliget & Avicennae Cantica cum eiusdem Aver. Expositione ad rem medicam attinentes
by Aristotle, Averroës, Armengaud Blaise, Theodōros Gazēs, Andrea Bellunello, Comin da Trino, Giovanni Campeggi, Avicenna
Part of Italian books before 1601 -- roll 620, item 1b
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