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[Johnna Holloway]

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  Magninus Mediolanensis, Regimen sanitatis (Latin, c. early 1330s)   
Treatise on health and diet, by Maino de' Maineri of Milan, lecturer  
at the medical school at Paris.  Scanned pages of the Strassburg  
edition of 1503. http://hardenberg.jalb.de/index.php

Magninus Mediolanensis, Opusculum de saporibus (Latin, c. early  
1330s)  A collection of sauce recipes by Maino de' Maineri of Milan,  
lecturer at the medical school at Paris, which forms part of the  
author's dietetic treatise, Regimen sanitatis. Edited by Lynn  
Thorndike (1934) from Naples, Biblioteca Nazionale, MS VIII. D. 35,  
ff. 52rb-53va. http://www.uni-giessen.de/gloning/tx/sapor.htm

Part 3 of Regimen sanitatis  was published by Lynn Thorndike in  
Speculum, 9 (1934),

Johnnae

On Nov 27, 2010, at 10:02 AM, emilio szabo wrote:
> The author is Magninus Mediolanensis (14th century, his work was  
> printed in the
> 15th century, there are manuscript sources). I quote some passages  
> from Scully:
> snipped
> As I am somewhat too lazy at the moment to key in the whole text you  
> might want
> to have a look at the commentary of Scully on the Opusculum de  
> saporibus and at
> the other works of Scully.
> E.