Chirurgia parva

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Chirurgia parva or Chirurgia Parva ("Small Surgery") refers to surgical or surgical works by

Guy de Chauliac (around 1298-1368)
Lanfrank of Milan (around 1245 - probably before 1306)
Bruno of Longoburgo (around 1200 – around 1286)
Johann Agricola (alchemist) (1590–1668)

See also

Chirurgia Magna