January 12, 2026 - Scholars agree that it was compiled in the 4th century, according to Sigerist (1930, p. 200) from Latin, according to Singer (1927, p. 37) from Greek sources. Each of the 128 to 131 chapters (the number varying between manuscripts) deals with one medical plant.

September 29, 2024 - Scholars agree that the herbarius was compiled in the 4th century, according to Sigerist (1930, p. 200) from Latin, according to Singer (1927, p. 37) from Greek sources. Each of the 128 up to 131 chapters of the book (the number varying between manuscripts) dealt with one medical plant.

January 15, 2007 - This work also supplies much of ... the middle ages called Apuleius). The original Pseudo-Apuleius Herbal was produced in about the 5th century AD....

Scholars agree that the herbarius was compiled in the 4th century, according to Sigerist (1930, p. 200) from Latin, according to Singer (1927, p. 37) from Greek sources. Each of the 128 up to 131 chapters of the book (the number varying between manuscripts) dealt with one medical plant.

Title: Herbarium · Author: Pseudo-Apuleius Platonicus (North African (?), active 4th century CE) Publisher: Johannes Philippus de Lignamine (Italian, Messina, 1428–ca. 1500 Rome) Dedicatee: Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere (Pope Julius II) (Italian, Albisola 1443?–1513 Rome) Published in: Rome ·

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The herbal of Pseudo-Apuleius : from the ninth-century manuscript in the abbey of Monte Cassino (Codex casinensis 97) together with the first printed edition of Joh. Phil. de Lignamine (Editio princeps Romae 1481) / both in facsimile described and annotated by F.W.T. Hunger ; with two portraits.

HERBARIUM OF PSEUDO-APULEIUS · Abbey of Bury St Edmunds, 11th/12th century

October 22, 2022 - "Its figures are much inferior those of the Vienna Dioscorides, and, like them, derivative, though of different origin; it is, therefore, in spite of being denounced by Singer as 'a futile work, with its unrecognisable figures and incomprehensible vocabulary', and by Frank J. Anderson as a 'straw desperately grasped at by despairing men', in its way a landmark in the history both of botany and of botanical illustration. It was probably written in the south of France and for many generations was unhappily to provide western illustrators from Italy to the Rhine with a storehouse for plunder " (Blunt & Raphael, The Illustrated Herbal [1979] 28).

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Pseudo-Apuleius is the name given in modern scholarship to the author of a 4th-century herbal known as Pseudo-Apuleius Herbarius or Herbarium Apuleii Platonici. The author of the text apparently wished readers to think that it was by Apuleius ...

Provenance: 18th-century annotations ... HERBAL. Written in about the 4th century, the Herbarium Apulei was 'one of the most widely used and most practical remedybooks' (Hunger) of the middle ages....

In his dedicatory letter Lignamine stated that he based his edition on a manuscript found in the Abbey of Monte Cassino. In the 1930s F.W.T. Hunger identified a 9th century manuscript as Lignamine's source (codex Casinensis 97 saec.IX). This he published in facsimile as The Herbal of Pseudo-Apuleius (1935).

This herbal, traditionally attributed ... in fact a compilation of herbal remedies drawing from Greek and Latin sources put together by an anonymous compiler in the 4th century AD (about 350-395 AD), and possibly revised sometime in the 7th century: see ...

Africitas” in Apuleius and Africa, ed. Benjamin Todd Lee, Ellen D. Finkelpearl, and Luca · Graverini. Routledge: 2014, 88-93. ... Adams localized to North Africa. The lack of such words in the herbal does not necessarily ... Felix (fifth century), the latin translation of Dioscorides!"De materia medica, and the Galeni liber · tertius (2nd-5th century).

Scholars agree that it was compiled in the 4th century, according to Sigerist (1930, p. 200) from Latin, according to Singer (1927, p. 37) from Greek sources. Each of the 128 to 131 chapters (the number varying between manuscripts) deals with ...

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Scholars agree that it was compiled in the 4th century, according to Sigerist (1930, p. 200) from Latin, according to Singer (1927, p. 37) from Greek sources. Each of the 128 to 131 chapters (the number varying between manuscripts) deals with one medical plant.

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