Hippocratis Medicorum Omnium Principis Epidemion Liber Sextus, A Leonardo Fuchsio medico latinitate donatus, & luculentissima enarratione illustratus, iam recens non æstimandis uigilijs ab autore recognitus, multis[que] in locis auctus, ac in lucem editus by Hippocrates - 1537

Latin translation and commentary by Leonhard Fuchs. [6], 188, [5] (of [6]) leaves; lacks last leaf (blank or with device). Folio, original blind-tooled calf over wooden boards, rebacked, free endpapers renewed; few minor marginal repairs incl. loss to top of p. 13 gutter. Pastedowns in cannibalized manuscript vellum in two layers, the first of which is Aristotle's Topica, in the Latin translation by Boethius late 13th or 14th century. Late 16th-/early 17th-century signature of "Guilliam Burton medicinae Professor Regius." Bookplate and signature of mathematician Charles Walmesley of Westwood; Folio 22 x 32 cm; All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail.