The School of Salernum Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum
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order to make it more widely read and re- nowned. In the period succeeding the Dark Ages, in which timid learning, paralyzed by the constant succession of wars and social up- heavals, ever pulled its forelock to authority, 1 this device naturally suggested itself. The "Regimen sanitatis, " essentially a compilation passed off as an original production of the Salernitan School, had a similar origin. In its original form, it was a short poem of 362 verses, about which Arnold of Villanova... wrote a commentary, and which the zeal of De Renzi and his predecessors has increased to 3520 verses. According to SudhofF, neither Fred- erick II nor Gilles de Corbeil ever heard of it. His later investigations would make it seem probable that the poem did not become gen- erally known until about the middle of the 1 3th century. 2 The statement of Haeser that most of the manuscripts begin with the words 1 R. Pepin speaks of the Middle Ages as "une 6poque ou la produc- tion originate n'existait, pour ainsi dire, pas, les e'crivains se copiant mutuellement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. , 163.
order to make it more widely read and re- nowned. In the period succeeding the Dark Ages, in which timid learning, paralyzed by the constant succession of wars and social up- heavals, ever pulled its forelock to authority, 1 this device naturally suggested itself. The "Regimen sanitatis, " essentially a compilation passed off as an original production of the Salernitan School, had a similar origin. In its original form, it was a short poem of 362 verses, about which Arnold of Villanova... wrote a commentary, and which the zeal of De Renzi and his predecessors has increased to 3520 verses. According to SudhofF, neither Fred- erick II nor Gilles de Corbeil ever heard of it. His later investigations would make it seem probable that the poem did not become gen- erally known until about the middle of the 1 3th century. 2 The statement of Haeser that most of the manuscripts begin with the words 1 R. Pepin speaks of the Middle Ages as "une 6poque ou la produc- tion originate n'existait, pour ainsi dire, pas, les e'crivains se copiant mutuellement.
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