/lit/ - Literature

>>20431405
some patterns emerge but I guess one would have to be familiar with medieval abbreviations and such, some can be inferred, others I have trouble, my attempt
>... volo aliquid de pestilentia scribere ex dictis medico(rum?) magis autentico(rum?) breviter compilando. Quia pestilentia nos freq(uentius??) invadit (quam??) fecerat ipsos antiquos.....antiq(ui?)......ea non potuerunt aliqua dicere seu scribere
>...primo q(??) sunt sig(na??) pestilentiae
>nobilis Avicenna quarto capitulo tractatu primo ostendit septe(m) sign(na) pestilentiae. Primum...una die estivali(?? summer I guess) aura s(ic?) mutat ut pluviosa: ..nebulosa. Dein ventosa...praecipue a vento meridionali ....signum est ill(ud?)...saepe...estivali dies...totaliter ob...
>...I'd like to write something about the plague compiling from the writings of the most authentic doctors. For the plague affects us more frequently than it did to ancients themselves....and the ancients couldn't say it or write it...
>...which are the signs of the plague
>the noble Avicenna in the fourth chapter in the first sermon shows the seven signs of the plague. First in a summer day(??) the aura changes in such a way to be rainy:....cloudy. Then windy...especially from a southern wind...that is the sign...often....in summer days(???)....wholly because....