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Excerpt from Cassii Felicis De Medicina Et Graecis Logicae Sectae Auctoribus Liber Translatus: Sub Artabure Et Calepio Consulibus (Anno 447)
Medicorum Latinorum qui supersunt aetate novissi mus ultimusque idem qui typis impressus oblivioni fatis que' eripitur, nunc primum prodit Cassius Felix, _ cuius Medicinae ex graecis logicae sectae auctoribus (et prae cipue Galeno vid. Ind. Font.) conscriptum vel trans latum breviloquium editum fuit, sicut codicis Parisiensis testatur inscriptio, sub ardebre et asclepio consulibus i. E. Calepio et Artabure (mommsen, Zeitzer Ostertafel v. J. 447 Ber]. Akad. 1863 p. 551) anno 447. Auctor Latinus est (nos vero latino sermone c. 25 etc. Cf. Ind. Non Graecus, neque ulli eorum qui idem nomen gerunt (de Cassiis medicis v. Fabric. Bibl. Gr. III, 322 Earl.) putandus idem, patria quidem incertus, scilicet si recenti codicis Parisiensis scriptori fides, Artensis (asten sis? Cirtensis? Nam pro Ambracia antiqua quando ab Arattho vel Arachtho ?uvio appellata sit Arta cf. Leake Trav. In N. Gr. I, 208 non constat), sed aetate suppar Theodoro Prisciano Vindiciani*) Afri discipulo, cuius uti Graeci aequalis Philagrii (epirotae, cf. E. Rhode Rhein. Mus. N. F 32, 336) paulo maioris auctoritatem infert, fortasse, Afer et ipse, utpote qui citet berham putidam quam Pauice aturbis dicunt (c. 20, cf. Ind. Lat. S. Corti zones, gelela), simillimus dicendi genere Gaelic Aureliano eiusdem saeculi quinti medico Siccensi.
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