La mascalcia di Lorenzo Rusio volgarizzamento del secolo 14., Volume 2, presents the Italian translation of Lorenzo Rusio's work on veterinary medicine from the 14th century. This edition, brought to light for the first time by Pietro Delprato, includes the original Latin text meticulously edited by Luigi Barbieri. The book provides valuable insights into historical veterinary practices and animal care during the medieval period. This edition offers a unique opportunity for scholars and enthusiasts to explore the intersection of medical history, veterinary science, and the cultural context of 14th-century Italy. The detailed text sheds light on the understanding and treatment of animal ailments, reflecting the era's approach to animal husbandry and healthcare.

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