"Tabula Antidotarii" of Armengaud Blaise and Its Hebrew Translation

Lola Ferre presents a scholarly examination of Tabula Antidotarii of Armengaud Blaise and Its Hebrew Translation, Volume 1. This medical text explores the life and contributions of Armengaud Blaise, a physician who served both the Crown of Aragon and Pope Clement V. The work focuses on the Tabula Antidotarii, a medieval summary list of common compound medicines and their specific properties organized in a tabular format.

This volume provides a detailed study of the Latin Tabula Antidotarii and its Hebrew translation, Estori ha-Parhi. Readers can access the English, Latin, and Hebrew texts alongside facsimile pages and a comprehensive sequence of drugs found in the manuscripts. As a significant resource in medical history, this publication includes extensive documentation from the Crown of Aragon, a bibliography, and specialized Hebrew-Latin and Latin-Hebrew indices for academic research.