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Contents The text contained on ff. 149-150 has not been identified, but like the few texts that come before it in MS 175, it deals with treating and preventing stones of the bladder and kidneys.The short work begins with a rubricated title: Ad guttam arenulam secundum Magistrum Jacombum. The text follows in the next line, beginning with Regimen vestrum in comedendo sit regimen...The text ends on f. 150v with...

Contents This short text follows the Consilium before it, by a Master Thom. Both texts are in the same hand, and this Consilium is described as, ad idem, or "on the same [topic]": bladder and kidney stones. Magistri N. has not been identified.The text begins with Primo caveat a frigore, et mitetorum [?]...

Contents This text is not identified in any other manuscript, and who is "Master Thom" is not clear. Like the other texts bound in MS 175, it is seemingly a practical text of medical advice. It is concerned with advice on treating stones of the bladder and kidneys.The text is titledConsilium magistri thome ad arenulas sive lapidem. It begins on f. 139r with the words Omnis calculositatis sive generationis lapidis......