Vesaliana

M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
1167.01 * MARTENS, Erik. ‘Wytinc wordt Vesalius: van Wesel naar Brussel, met een halte
aan het ‘Zoet Water’ [Wytinc becomes Vesalius: from Wesel to Brussels, with a
stop at the ‘Sweet Water’] in Luc MISSOTTEN (ed.), Omtrent Andreas Vesalius,
Antwerpen-Apeldoorn, Garant, 2007, pp. 7-20, ill.
In Dutch. Revision of 1167.
1168 * MARTI-IBAÑEZ, Felix. A pictorial history of medicine, London, Spring Books,
1962, 294 pp.
About Vesalius in A Sunlit Garden on p. 160-163 and on p. 172-173. With a painting of
Vesalius in a dissection scene by Federico Castellon.
1169 MARTIN, Graham. ‘The death of Henry II of France: a sporting death and postmortem’
in Australian and New Zeeland Journal of Surgery, 2001, 71 (no. 5): 318-
320.
Both Ambroise Paré and Vesalius saw the wounded king and predicted his death. Both
attended his post-mortem.
1170 * MARTIN, John. ‘The Vesalian School of Anatomy in Renaissance Padua’ in Books
at Iowa, Iowa City, April 1973, n. 18, p. 3-17, ill., retrieved October 3th, 2008.
On Vesalius’ Fabrica, Colombus, Casserius and Spigelius. [RC175]
1171 MARTINDALE, K. ‘Author(iz)ing the body: Monique Wittig, The Lesbian Body
and the anatomical texts of Andreas Vesalius’ in The European Journal of
Women’s Studies, 2001, 8 (no. 3): 343-356.
The lesbian body, a literary and political text of M. Wittig, overturns the autority and
standard Vesalian male anatomy; she also questions the desire for knowledge and scientific
objectivity.
1171.75 MARTINEZ MILLÁN, José (ed.). La corte de Carlos V. 3: Los servidores de las
casas reales, Madrid, Sociedad estatal para la conmemoracióón de los centenarios
de Felipe II y Carlos V, 2000, 2 vols. (4 and 5).
Volumes 4 and 5 are part 3 of La corte de Carlos V, volume 4 being a name register: p. 166:
Florento, Nicolás: "medico de la Casa de Borgoña del imperador, en 1534"; p. 219:
"Leonard, Nicolas (Nicolás Bonnart) (ego: [sic]): ayuda del barbero de corps de la Casa de
Borgona del emperador, desde el 1.1.1544 hasta del 1.1.1552, fecha en la que promocionó a
barbero de corps; continuaba en el oficio en junio de 1556."; p. 388: "Andrea Vesalins" at
the court from 3.6.1544, "Anna Vezalins" at the court as "Lavandera de corps" from
21.10.1551 till 1556, a footnote mentions "Lavandiere de corps"; p. 395 (idem as in vol. V
p. 39): "Andrieu de Weselle (ayuda del boticario (1515,1517,1521 y entre 1520 y 1531)"
(sic!).
Volume 5: p. 137, list 1515: "Andreas de Wesele: ayuda de boticario siempre pagado a 4
placas por dia."; p. 177, list 1533-1534: "Maestre Nicolás de Florento, médico"; p. 244,
from 1.1.1544: "le docteur Cornille Baresdorx, xxx s. par jour / Nicolas Leonard, ayude de
barbier de corps x s. par jour"; same page from 3.6.1543: "le docteur Andrea Vezalius a xxx
s. per jour".
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