Vesaliana

M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
496 DUNNING, Arend. ‘Lessons from the dead’ in The New Scientist, 1993, 137 (no.
1858): 44-47. [COPAC]
Andreas Vesalius pioneered modern anatomy 450 years ago but it has taken nearly all that
time for the discipline to shed its sordid reputation.
497 * DUPONT, Michel. ‘André Vésale’ in IDEM, Dictionnaire historique des médecins
dans et hors de la médecine, Montréal, Larousse, 1999, pp. 564-565.
498 DURANT, Will. ‘Andreas Vesalius’ in IDEM, The story of civilization. Part VI. The
reformation. A history of European civilization from Wyclif to Calvin: 1300-1564,
New York, Simon and Schuster, 1980, pp. 869-873, ill.
First edition: idem, 1957, 1025 pp.
498.20 * DURLING, Richard J. (Comp.). ‘Vesalius, Andreas [1514-1564]’ in A Catalogue of
Sixteenth Century Printed Books in the National Library of Medicine, Bethesda
(Maryland), U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Public Health
Service. National Library of Medicine, 1967, pp. 590-591.
DUSSAUDEAU, see DISSAUDEAU
499 DUTESCU, B. ‘André Vésale’ in Figuri ilustre din perioada renasterii, Bucarest,
1972, p. 406-417. [RC80]
In Romanian.
500 * DYER, George S.M., Mary E.L. THORNDIKE. ‘Quidne Mortui Vivos Docent? The
Evolving Purpose of Human Dissection in Medical Education’ in Academic
medicine, 2000, 75 (no. 10): 969-979.
501 * DYVES, Jean. Vie romancée d’André Vésale et légendes de Belgique, Bruxelles,
éditions de l’occident, 1961, 198 pp.
Jean Dyves is the pseudonym of Adèle Dumortier.
502 EALES, Nellie Barbara. The Cole library of early medicine and zoology. Catalogue
of books and pamflets. Part 1. 1472 to 1800. Part 2. 1800 to the present day and
supplement to part 1, Alden Press - University of Reading, 1969-1975, 2 vols. 425
and 428 pp., ill.
Also on Vesalius editions.
503 * EARLY SCIENCE, literature, geography, including 22 important mediaeval
manuscripts on medicine, alchemy, etc. First editions of Aristotle, R. Bacon, G.
Bruno, Descartes, Galileo, Gilbert, Kepler, Spinoza. Precious editions of classical
and Italian literature. Rare musical items. Illustrated works by Paracelsus,
Vesalius, Coiter. Remarkable items on America and geography, comprising the
first national atlas of France, etc., Catalogue XIX, Zurich, L’art ancien S.A., 1936,
112 pp., ill.
For Anatomia Deudsch see no. 144, Fabrica (1568) no. 145 and Leveling (1783) no. 146.
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