Tesaurus Pauperum Paper manuscript, Naples?, late 14th-mid 15th century, 4-128 cc, missing the first three cards, damages and gaps in the first and last cards, worn edges of various cards, browning, soft parchment binding, title on the spine: Tesaurus Pauperum , inscription on the rear plate (internal) "I dreamed that the mercury was freezing with myrrh and with the Aloe spiny sauce". p> ** Missing the first 3 cards, starts from c.4: De frenes [the frenetic]… Furiosos et morbum caducum … the first section dac. 4 BC, 34, numbered on the top right. Contains remedies against various diseases. c.35, torn, starts again from c.36: Incipit liber de peste , up to c.39v c.40r Tractatus depeste edit a Magistro Petro de Tausingrano… de anno domini 1399 & nbsp; up to 58v. cc.59-60 torn, missing c.61r de memoria by Arnaldus de Bella Nova c. 65r Recipe [contra] pestem data pape eugenio [Eugenio IV, 1431-1447] c.67r Incipiunt experimenta Magistri Petri Ispani… Pauperumvocatum … c.100r Explicit Tesaurus pauperum … [more Libellus also by P Ispano]… c.115r < i> Explicit liber heditus amagistro petro yspano qui flores thasaurum pauperum ... [verso, 115v] Sitnomen domini benedictus semper. AMEN // Following is the table of subjects, from c.116r to c.116v. c.117r Incipit Liber de Regimine Sanitatis [single sheet of parchment] - explicit a c.127v, but the paper is halved, followed by a half-sheet in parchment always in materia medica. Beautiful and interesting collection of medieval medical texts, collected at the end of the fourteenth century. The Tesaurus Pauperum by Pietro Ispano stands out, a classic of the subject, but also the treatise on the memory of Arnaldo da Villanova (1240-1311) is interesting. Recipes, medicines, potions of various kinds make up the vast collection of medicine of the time. The two treatises on the plague deserve a separate chapter, full of information on the origin, the spread and the various remedies to eradicate the deadly disease. & Nbsp; < or: p>