Medici antiqui omnes, qui latinis literis diversorum morborum genera & remedia persecuti sunt, undique conquisti, & uno volumine comprehensi, ut eorum, qui se medicinae studio dediderunt, commodo consulatur ...

"Epistolae diversorum" prefixed to the text of Marcellus Empiricus include (leaves 84r-85v) "Antiocho regi Hippocrates Cous ..." (i. e. Diocles Carystius' Epistola de secunda valetudine tuenda) and "Epistola ... Hippocratis ... ad Maecenatem," both translated by Janus Cornarius and reprinted from his edition of Marcellus Empiricus' De medicamentis. Basileae, 1536.