Vesaliana

M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
observations], Francofurti, apud Matthaeum Beckerum, (1600), 12 ll., 442 pp., 14
ll. F.VI.D.40. [HC117]
With 25 plates of Vesalius. Several discussions of Vesalius’s opinion concerning the
epiphyses (p. 43), the nature of the joints (p. 44), of the symphysis (p. 45), the origin of the
veins ((p. 97), and on his many attacks of Galenus (p. 132).
First published in 1589.
[CL] mentions Parisiis, M. Orry, 1600, 602 pp.;
[ILAB] cites as: L’anatomie universelle de toutes les parties de corps humain, représentée
en figures, Paris, A. Humblot, 1741.
489 * DUMAÎTRE, Paule. La curieuse destinée des planches anatomiques de Gérard de
Lairesse, peintre en Hollande - Lairesse, Bidloo, Cowper, Amsterdam, Rodopi,
1982, 107 pp.
Comparison with Vesalius’s plates (p. 15 and 27), influence of Vesalius’s plates (p. 20-21).
490 DUMAÎTRE, Paule. ‘Ambroise Paré, André Vésale, la mort de Henri II’ in
L’ophtalmologie des origines à nos jours, 1983, Tome 4, 29-36. [VHR]
491 * DUMESNIL, René. Histoire illustrée de la médecine, Editions d’histoire et d’art,
Paris, Librairie Plon, (1935), 264 pp. [HC118]
Pp. 116-120, portr. frontispiece Anatomia, etc.
New edition 1950, 195 pp. (Vesalius p. 80-81).
492 * [DU MONCHAUX, Pierre]. Anecdotes de médecine, ou choix des faits singuliers qui
ont rapport à l’anatomie, la pharmacie, l’histoire naturelle, etc., auxquels on a
joint des anecdotes concernant les médecines les plus célebres, Lille, J.B. Henry,
1766, 2 pties. [HC119] (CaMM-Os)
See also Vaderlandsch Museum, 1862, 4: 368 for a brief anecdote from p. 166 of 1762
edition of this.
[YUL] cites with: Du Monchaux, M. (Pierre J.) Andreas Vesalius, Ghent, 1862, p. 368.
493 * DUMONT, Georges H. La vie aventureuse d’Antoine van Bomberghen, compagnion
de lutte de Guillaume le Taciturne, Antwerpen, Publiservice, 1952, 146 pp.
Contains a genealogical sketch of the family van Bomberghen (in the XVth and XVIth
century) that helped Vesalius in transporting the manuscript of his Fabrica (1543) to
Oporinus in Basel. No mention of Vesalius himself.
DUMORTIER, Adèle. See DYVES, Jean (pseudonym).
494 * DUNAS, Ronald, Louis M. HEYWARD. The abominable Dr. Phibes, film in color,
1971, American International Pictures, 95 min.
Fiction movie (DVD-Video DY 24336.1 Z9) with Vincent Price as leading character and
Joseph Cotten as Dr. Vesalius. Screenplay written by James Whiton and William Goldstein.
495 * DUNN, P.M. ‘Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564), Padua, and the fetal "shunts"’ in
Archives of Disease in Childhood Fetal and Neonatal edition, 2003, 88: 157-159.
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