Chirurgie De Paul D'égine : Text Grec Restitué Et Collationé Sur Tous Les Manuscrits De La Bibliothèque Impériale, Accompagné Des Variantes De Ces Manuscrits Et De Celles Des Deux Éditions De Venise Et De Bâle, Ainsi Que De Notes Philologiques E... (Paperback)

This is a scholarly edition of the surgical writings of Paul of Aegina, a 7th-century Byzantine physician. The book presents the restored Greek text of Paul's "Chirurgie," collated from manuscripts in the Imperial Library and accompanied by variant readings from these manuscripts, as well as from the two editions of Venice and Basel. Included are philological notes offering insight into the text's complexities and historical context. This edition provides valuable material for scholars of ancient medicine, Byzantine history, and classical Greek.

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