Vesaliana

M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
On the title-page of the Fabrica is an inscription "ex libris Simon Panthot". Panthot was a
surgeon in Lyon in the 17th century. This Fabrica 1543 is in the special collections of the
university of Amsterdam.
1133 * LONDERSELE, Roel Richelieu van. De vriend van Vesalius [Vesalius’s friend],
Amsterdam-Antwerpen, Atlas, 1997, 158 pp.
In Dutch. Novel. For a review see Ludo STYNEN in World Literature Today, University of
Oklahoma, 1998, 72 (no. 2): 391[-393] and
1133.60 LOPEZ DE TORO, José. ‘A proposito de dos cartas ineditias de Andres Vesalio’ in
Revista de Archivos Bibliotecas y Museos, Tomo LXIV, 2, 1958. [BFJ]
1134 LÓPEZ PIÑERO, José Maria. ‘La Universidad de Valencia, centro del movimiento
vesaliano espanol’ in Homenaje a Juan Regla Campistol Valencia, 1975, 303-319.
[RC170]
1135 * LÓPEZ PIÑERO, José Maria. ‘The Vesalian Movement in Sixteenth-Century Spain’
in Journal of the History of Biology, 1979, 12 (no. 1): 45-81. [RC171]
1135.40 * LO PRESTI, Roberto. ‘Anatomy as Epistemology: The Body of Man and the Body
of Medicine in Vesalius and his Ancient Sources (Celsus, Galen)’ in Renaissance
and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme, 2010, 33 (no. 3): 27-60.
Vesalius against the fragmentation of medicine and his views on specialization.
1136 LORBER, Curt Gerhard, Wilma Dorothée LORBER, Bärbel KAHL-NIEKE. ‘Ideas of
Andreas Vesalius and his successors in the chair of anatomy at Padua about the
transition of dentition’ in Dental Historian, 2001, 39: 5-13, ill. [WL]
1136.40 * LOTHE, M. José. ‘Initiation à l’histoire de la gravure’ in Annuaire de l’Ecole
pratique des hautes études (EPHE), Section des sciences historiques et
philologiques. Résumés des conférences et travaux, 140 (2007-2008), [Paris],
2009, pp. 287-303.
For a discussion about the artists in Vesalius’s works and the role of Titian, see pp. 298-
299.
Later edition of Livret-Annuaire 13, 1997-1998, Paris, à la Sorbonne, 1999, pp. 145 and
following.
1136.80 LOUGHLIN, Marie H. ‘Virginity in Early Modern England’ in IDEM, Hymeneutics:
Interpreting Virginity on the Early Modern Stage, Lewisburg, Bucknell University
Press, 1997, 226 pp., ill.
For Vesalius on the hymen, see p. 29-46.
1136.50 LOUIS, R. ‘André Vesalius (1515-1564): a briljant anatomist’ in Surgical and
Radiological Anatomy, 1982, 4 (no. 1): 1-2.
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