| Annotation | Preliminary title. Cite as: Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht Hs. 681 (Hs 4 E 10). Also available in online version. According to two notes in the manuscript, it was owned by three physicians. First it was captured by David of Burgundy and presented to master Antonius Pottage. After Pottage's death, it was given to Johannes Keyl. Afterwards it was owned by Christianus Senden. P.A. Tiele, Catalogus codicum manu scriptorum Bibliothecae Universitatis Rheno-Trajectinae. I. Trajecti ad Rhenum / Hagae Comitis 1887. P. 177. J. Hintzen, 'De geminieerde handschriften der Utrechtsche Universiteits-Bibliotheek', in: Het boek 10 (1921). P. 177. K. van der Horst, Illuminated and decorated medieval manuscripts in the University Library, Utrecht. An illustrated catalogue. Maarssen / 's-Gravenhage 1989. P. p. 44 nr. 158, afb. 667-669. F. Avril, Recensie van: K. van der Horst, Illuminated and decorated medieval manuscripts in the University Library Utrecht. An illustrated catalogue, in: Bulletin du bibliophile, (1991). P. 447-448. | Translate |
| Author | Avicenna, | Translate |
| Year | [approximately 1250]. | Translate |
| Imprint | [France] | Translate |
| Size | 260 x170 mm | Translate |
| Location | Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht | Translate |
| Call number | HSS: Hs 4 E 10 | Translate |
| Technique | decorated initials with border decoration, pen-flourished initials | Translate |
| Title | Canon medicinae | Translate |
| Type | Manuscript | Translate |
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