1. Muddy Waters: Pseudo-Galenic Texts and the Formation of the Galenic Corpus by Caroline Petit2. Three Pseudo-Galenic Texts: Pharmacology and Society in Imperial Rome by Vivian Nutton3. Is the Theriac to Piso Attributed to Galen Authentic? by Véronique Boudon-Millot4. Sur la langue du traité De Theriaca ad Pisonem attribué à Galien de Pergame by Nathalie Rousseau5. Easy Remedies - Difficult Texts: The Pseudo-Galenic Euporista by Laurence Totelin6. Les manuscrits des Definitiones medicae pseudo-galéniques by Marie Cronier7. Four Works on Prognostic Attributed to Galen (Kühn vol. 19): New Hypotheses on Their Authorship, Transmission, and Intellectual Milieu by Caroline Petit8. Pseudonymity and Pseudo-Galen in the Syriac Tradition by Siam Bhayro9. Nicolaus of Rhegium as a Translator of Galen’s Works into Latin: The Case of the Historia philosopha by Mareike Jas10. Pseudo-Galenic Texts on Urines and Pulse in Late Byzantium by Petros Bouras-Vallianatos11. (Pseudo?-)Galen: About the Authenticity of Galen’s Perì alypías in Medieval Hebrew, Compared to the Recently Found Greek Text by Mauro Zonta†12. Alessandro Achillini and the 1502 Galen Opera Omnia: The Influence of Pseudo-Galenic Sources on Early Sixteenth-Century Anatomy by Allen Shotwell13. Pseudo-Galenic Texts in Galen’s Editions (1490-1625) by Stefania Fortuna14. Commentariis in Hippocratis librum Epidemiarum II uti non licet: G. B. Rasario and the False ‘Galenic’ Commentary on Epidemics II by Christina Savino15. La fortune du De spermate dans les éditions imprimées de Galien du XVIe au XVIIe by Outi Merisalo