Pseudo-Galenica : the formation of the Galenic corpus from antiquity to the Renaissance / edited by Caroline Petit, Simon Swain and Klaus-Dietrich Fischer.
"A conference held in 2015 at the Warburg Institute"--Back cover. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
1. Introduction: Muddy Waters: Pseudo-Galenic Texts and the Formation of the Galenic Corpus / by Caroline Petit and Simon Swain ; 2. Three Pseudo-Galenic Texts: Pharmacology and Society in Imperial Rome / by Vivian Nutton ; 3. Is the Theriac to Piso Attributed to Galen Authentic? / by Véronique Boudon-Millot ; 4. Easy Remedies -- Difficult Texts: The Pseudo-Galenic Euporista / by Laurence Totelin ; 5. Les manuscrits grecs des Definitiones medicae pseudo-galéniques / by Marie Cronier ; 6. Four Works on Prognostic Attributed to Galen (Kühn vol. 19): New Hypotheses on Their Authorship, Transmission, and Intellectual Milieu / by Caroline Petit ; 7. Pseudonymity and Pseudo-Galen in the Syriac Tradition / by Siam Bhayro ; 8. Pseudo-Galenic Texts on Urines and Pulse in Late Byzantium / by Petros Bouras-Vallianatos ; 9. About the Authenticity of Galen's Perì alypías in Medieval Hebrew, Compared to the Recently Found Greek Text / by Mauro Zonta ; 10. Pseudo-Galenic Texts in the Editions of Galen, 1490-1625 / by Stefania Fortuna ; 11. Alessandro Achillini and the 1502 Galen Opera Omnia: The Influence of Pseudo-Galenic Sources on Early Sixteenth-Century Anatomy / by Allen Shotwell ; 12. Commentariis in Hippocratis librum Epidemiarum II uti non licet: G. B. Rasario and the False 'Galenic' Commentary on Epidemics II / by Christina Savino ; 13. La fortune du De spermate dans les éditions imprimées de Galien du XVIe au XVIIe / by Outi Merisalo.
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