EuropeEvent

Publication of Avicenna's Canon of Medicine

When
1473
Where
Milan
Episodes
1

Following a 1472 partial edition, complete incunables of Avicenna's Latin Canon were published soon after. The legacy row identifies the first complete edition as appearing in Milan in 1473, though the provided passages do not explicitly verify this specific location or date.

Episodes

  1. 12 February 1473 (legacy claim) · MilanFirst Complete Printed Edition

    Complete incunables of the Latin Canon were published soon after a 1472 partial edition. The legacy row places the first complete edition in Milan in 1473.

Background and detail

Publication. The earliest printed edition of the Latin Canon appeared in 1472, covering only Book 3. Soon after, eleven complete incunables were published. The legacy row claims the first complete edition was in Milan in 1473, but the cited passages do not explicitly confirm this specific place or year.

People involved

Sources

  1. The Canon of Medicine Wikipedia
  2. Avicenna Wikipedia

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