Sinonoma de herbis
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RESUMEN: Edición de un texto de índole cientí? ca, concretamente un synonoma, incluido dentro de Cambridge, Magdalene College, ms Pepys 1661. En él se recogen nombres de plantas en tres idiomas (inglés medio, francés medio y latín), sinónimos de los mismos y breves descripciones de hierbas, ungüentos y otras sustancias médicas.
ABSTRACT: Edition of a scienti? c text (a synonoma) included in Cambridge, Magdalene college, MS Pepys 1661. It contains plant names in three languages (Middle English, Middle French and Latin), synonyms for those names and short descriptions on some herbs, ointments and other medical substances.
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