xi     Tabula gratulatoria
3      Florence Eliza Glaze and Brian K. Nance, Introduction

Part One: COMMUNITIES OF KNOWLEDGE

25     Francis Newton, « Arabic Medicine and Other Arabic Cultural Influences in Southern Italy in the Time of Constantinus Africanus (saec. XI 2) »
57     Florence Eliza Glaze, « Prolegomena: Scholastic Openings to Gariopontus of Salerno’s Passionarius »
87     Pedro Gil-Sotres, « The Viridarium id est Expositio Antidotarii Nicolai Salernitani by Stephanus Arlandi »
97     Luke Demaitre, « Skin and the City: Cosmetic Medicine as an Urban Concern »
121    Joseph Ziegler, « Medicine and the Body at the Table in Fourteenth- Century Italy: Book one of Philip of Ferrara’s Liber de introductione loquendi »
137    Joan Cadden, « In Search of the Divine Physician: Learned Medicine and Psychology in the Works of Three Fifteenth-Century Spanish Nuns »

Part Two: PATIENTS, PRACTITIONERS, AND DISEASES

173     Klaus-Dietrich Fischer, « Antidotum cui nomen est acharistum »
201     Anne Van Arsdall, « The Transmission of Knowledge in Early Medieval Medical Texts: An Exploration »
217     Mary K.K.Yearl, « Bloodletting as Recreation in the Monasteries of Medieval Europe »
245     Linda Ehrsam Voigts, « Fifteenth-Century English Banns Advertising the Services of an Itinerant Doctor »
279     Peter Murray Jones, « Mediating Collective Experience: the Tabula Medicine (1416-1425) as a Handbook for Medical Practice »
309     Piers D. Mitchell, « The Spread of Disease with the Crusades »
331     Monica Green, « Moving from Philology to Social History: the Circulation and Uses of Albucasis’s Latin Surgery in the Middle Ages »
373     Fernando Salmón, « From Patient to Text? Narratives of Pain and Madness in Medical Scholasticism »
397     Jon Arrizabalaga, « The Changing Identity of the French Pox in Early Renaissance Castile »
419     Brian K. Nance, « The Arena and the Study: Medical Practice in Turquet de Mayerne’s Treatment of Robert Cecil’s Final Illness »
441     Nancy G. Siraisi, « Theory, Experience, and Customary Practice in the Medical Writings of Francisco Sanches »

Part Three: TRANSMISSION, AUTHENTICATION, AND PRESERVATION

467     Charles Burnett, « The Latin Versions of Maimonides’ On Sexual Intercourse (De coitu) »
481     Vivian Nutton, « Pseudonymity and the Critic: Authenticating the Medieval Galen »
493     Ian Maclean, « The Reception of Medieval Practical Medicine in the Sixteenth Century: The Case of Arnau de Vilanova »
513     Laura Nuvoloni, « Medieval Medical Manuscripts in the British Library’s Harleian Collection »
533     Publications by Michael R. McVaugh, arranged by type and date
541     List of Plates
545     List of Contributors
553     Index of Subjects
567     Index of Manuscripts