Table 1.
The six investigated iatrosophia texts.
| Text-code | Original manuscript Title Author (year), Place of origin |
Working copya Text type Editor (year), Place |
Rec.b |
|---|---|---|---|
| GP | Geoponikon | Print edition | 143 |
| Agapios Landos (1585–1656) | D. D. Kostoula (1991), | +64* | |
| Crete GR, edit. Venice, 1643 | Volos GR | ||
| IM | Iatrosophikon Antidotarion | Print edition | 493 |
| Mitrophanous (1790–1867) | Filaretos (1924), | ||
| Mon. of Makhairas CY, 1849 | Makhairas CY | ||
| IPM | Iatrosophi tou Papa Michaïli | Print edition | 39 |
| ? Michaïlis | G. Petridis (2000), | ||
| ? Vasa (Koilani) CY, undated | Limassol CY | ||
| IPP | Iatrosophikon Papa tis Petras | Print edition | 13 |
| Anonymous | G. I. Spanopoulos (1935), | ||
| ? Petra CY, ca. eighteenth century | Nicosia CY | ||
| KI | Ena Kypriako Iatrosophi | Print edition | 67 |
| Anonymous | K. Chrysanthis (1951), | ||
| ? CY, undated | Nicosia CY | ||
| KYP | Kyprianarion | Manuscript (copy) | 24 |
| Velephantou (1913), | Anonymous (1978), | ||
| Lefkosia (Nicosia) CY | Athens GR | ||
| Total number of recipes containing plants as ingredients | 779 |
aSee reference list for full citations.
bCounted number of recipes which contain plants as ingredients and which are destined for use in humans.
*In addition to the 143 recipes, 64 chapters dealing with plants and their virtues were counted.