A History of Indian Medical Literature v2.c30.859

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schneider (1871): 488. See also E. Haas (1877): 651. The smaller version of the large work of Serapion, as he is often referred to in the secondary literature, was translated into Latin, at the command of Frederick Barbarossa, by Gerard of Cremona (twelfth century) (see C. Elgood, 1979: 206–207). The Arabic translation has been preserved in fragments only, which are supplemented by numerous quotations. See on Serapion: M. Ullmann (1970): 102–103.