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Red Book of Hergest  wikidata:Q1486590 reasonator:Q1486590
Author
Hywel Fychan ap Hywel Goch and others
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Title
Red Book of Hergest / Llyfr Coch Hergest
Object type codex / manuscript / written work Edit this at Wikidata
Description
English: Images of the 14-15th c. Welsh language manuscript photographed in 1997 for the project 'Early Manuscripts at Oxford University'.

Text (translated from Welsh):

Since it is through the qualities of the urine that a person’s faults and his dangers and his diseases and his illness can be identified, from far and near, firstly we would like to demonstrate what urine is. The first is fluid and blood, which travels the natural places of the body. The second is the bowels, to do their duty. The third is the veins, to take the various humours (yellow bile and phlegm). The fourth is the role of the kidneys through serving their humours. Those are sent to the bladder and from that all the signs of disease are seen. And for that reason the good and bad signs are discerned from the fluidity of the urine and its colour.
Cymraeg: Delweddau o'r 14-15g. Tynnwyd lluniau'r llawysgrif Gymraeg hon ym 1997 ar gyfer y prosiect 'Llawysgrifau Cynnar ym Mhrifysgol Rhydychen'.

Dyma'r union destun:

Kannys drwy ansoddeu y trwnc y gellir adnabot beieu dyn, a’e berygleu a’e heineu a’e gleuyt, o bell ac agos, yn gyntaf ni a vynnwn dangos ba beth yw y trwng. Kyntaf yw sugyn a gwaet, a gerdda y leod annyanawl o’r korf. Yr eil yr amysgar y wneuthur y wsanaeth ynteu. Y trydyd y gwytheu y gymryt amryw wlybwr (y kolera a fuluma). Y pedwryd, rann yr arenneu drwy wassanaethu eu gwlybyreu. Hynny a anuonir y’r chwyssygenn, ac o hwnnw y gwelir holl arwyddon kleuyt. Ac wrth hynny, o achaws gwlybwr y trwng a’e liw, y dyellir yr arwyddon drwc a rei da.16
Language Welsh Edit this at Wikidata
Date after 1382 and before 1410
Medium vellum
Dimensions 372 × 265 × 133 mm (height/width/depth of volume)
institution QS:P195,Q81174
Current location
institution QS:P195,Q82133
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Jesus College MS 111 (Jesus College) Edit this at Wikidata
Place of creation Manuscript: Wales
Scan: England
Object history Given to Jesus College in 1701 by Reverend Thomas Wilkins of Llanbleddian
Exhibition history '4 Llyfr / 4 Books', National Library of Wales, 2013/14; 'Babel: Adventures in Translation', Bodleian Library, 2019
Credit line Wikimedia UK
References https://medieval.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/catalog/manuscript_10635
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