Speculum

Meanings of speculum include:

• A medical tool used for examing body cavities; see Speculum (medical)[?].
• A small metal mirror used for telescopes.
• The secondary feathers on the inner part of a duck's wing which are often brightly coloured; see speculum feathers.
• A journal of medieval studies, published by the Medieval Academy of America[?]; see Speculum (magazine)[?].
• Speculum metal[?] is an alloy containing copper and tin at least.
• Ophrys speculum[?] is a species of ground orchid.

The titles of a number of medieval books also include the word speculum:

• Speculum alchimiae[?], written by Roger Bacon.
• Speculum astronomiae[?], written by Albertus Magnus.
• Speculum ecclesiae[?], written by Edmund Rich.
• Speculum historiale[?], written by Vincent de Beauvais[?].
• Speculum judiciale[?], written by Guillaume Durand[?].
• Speculum meditantis[?], written by John Gower.
• Speculum perfectionis[?], written by Brother Leo[?].

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