Diseases of Women (1) - Middle English Compendium

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Diseases of Women (1)

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Manuscript, print, and LALME references:	Oxford, Bodleian Library, Douce 37 . (Pref. MS) London, British Library, Additional 12195 . LALME: vol. 1. 100. "in E Anglian English, by several hands." Norfolk Oxford, Bodleian Library, Bodl. 483 . Cambridge, University Library Ii.6.33B .
Editions, facsimiles, and other sources cited:	Film of MS Douce 37 in possession of both University of Michigan Library (BMP reel 196/4) and MED (Lidaka films 2). Print currently archived at the Bentley Historical Library, Middle English Dictionary Records, Box 67. C. Singer, "Thirteenth-Century Miniatures Illustrating Medical Practice," Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine 9, Section of the History of Medicine (1916). The Knowing of Woman's Kind in Childing: a Middle English version of material derived from the Trotula and other sources, ed. A. Barratt, Medieval Women Texts and Contexts 4 (2001).
MED title stencils and sources:	Dc 37 a1450 *Diseases Women(1) (Dc 37) Film of MS Douce 37 in possession of both University of Michigan Library (BMP reel 196/4) and MED (Lidaka films 2). Print currently archived at the Bentley Historical Library, Middle English Dictionary Records, Box 67. a1450 Diseases Women(1) (Dc 37:Singer) C. Singer, "Thirteenth-Century Miniatures Illustrating Medical Practice," Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine 9, Section of the History of Medicine (1916).36-37. a1450 Diseases Women(1) (Dc 37:Barratt) The Knowing of Woman's Kind in Childing: a Middle English version of material derived from the Trotula and other sources, ed. A. Barratt, Medieval Women Texts and Contexts 4 (2001).even pp. 40-114. Add 12195 c1477 Diseases Women(1) (Add 12195) The Knowing of Woman's Kind in Childing: a Middle English version of material derived from the Trotula and other sources, ed. A. Barratt, Medieval Women Texts and Contexts 4 (2001).fns. marked 'A,' even pp. 40-114. Bod 483 a1500 Diseases Women(1) (Bod 483) The Knowing of Woman's Kind in Childing: a Middle English version of material derived from the Trotula and other sources, ed. A. Barratt, Medieval Women Texts and Contexts 4 (2001).fns. marked 'B,' even pp. 40-114. Cmb Ii.6.33B a1500 Diseases Women(1) (Cmb Ii.6.33) The Knowing of Woman's Kind in Childing: a Middle English version of material derived from the Trotula and other sources, ed. A. Barratt, Medieval Women Texts and Contexts 4 (2001).odd pp. 41-113.