A Greek and Arabic lexicon (GALex): materials for a dictionary of the medieval translations from Greek into Arabic

the treatise impressive. However, they do not include instances where the image is found by itself, and recourse to MacKinney is still necessary. Medieval vernacular medicine has for long been the Cinderella of medical history. With the publication of such major studies as this Sammelband, as varied and, at the same time, as coherent as the Ortolf material around which it is organized, historians familiar only with the more exalted productions of Paris or Padua now have no excuse for not attending to these more common but no less intellectual works.