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M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
The German edition, with six portraits, is dated 1570 with Vesalius also on p. 271.
Ioannis de Vesalia (with image) in part two is not Vesalius’s great-grandfather, but a
homonym and theologian.
1366 * PAPADOPOLUS, Nicolaus Comnenus. Historia Gymnasii Patavini post ea, quae
hactenus de illo scripta sunt, ad haec nostra tempora plenius, & emendatius
deducta. Cum auctario de claris cum professoribus tum alumnis eiusdem [History
of the university of Padua since the last writings until now, more complete and
improved. Addendum with its famous professors and students], Venetiis, apud
Sebastianum Coleti, 1726, 2 vols. [BG] [HC476] [HC311] (Vatican)
A brief account (Vol. 1, pp. 316-318) of Vesalius as a teacher at Padua and his works. See
vol. I, p. 316 "Vertit [sc. Vesalius] enim etiam quaedam Rhasis opera, sed male ob arabicae
linguae ignorantiam."
1367 PAPP, Desiderio. ‘Andrés Vesalio’ in P. LAIN ENTRALGO, Historia Universal de
la Medicina, Tomo IV, Barcelona, Salvat., 1981, p. 53.
1368 PAPP, Desiderio. ‘Tres innovatores: Vesalio, Paracelso y Gilbert’ in IDEM,
Historia de la Ciencias, [Bogota], Andres Bello, 1997, pp. 108-115, ill.
1368.50 * PAPY, Jan. ‘Humanist philology as a scientific catalyst? The Louvain Collegium
Triligue and its impact on sixteenth and seventeenth century medicine’ in Wouter
BRACKE, Herwig DEUMENS (eds.), Medical Latin: from the Late Middle Ages to
the Eighteenth Century, Brussels, Koninklijke Academie voor Geneeskunde van
België, 2000, 31-51.
On the importance of humanist philology for the origin of Vesalius’s Fabrica see section 5.
Triverus’s legacy: Ronssaeus, Lemnius, Lommius, Forestus, Biesius and Vesalius.
1369 PARAMORE, R.H. ‘Vesalius anatomist (1514-1564). "Tabulae anatomicae sex"’ in
British Medical Bulletin, 1949, 6: 230-231. [Hahn]
1370 PARDAL, Ramon. ‘Jacques Dubois (Sylvius), professor de Vesalio’ in Semana
médica, Buenos Aires, 1944, 51: 1092-1095. [HC631]
1370.10 PARÉ, Ambroise. Anatomie universelle du Corps humain... reveuë & augmentée
par ledit autheur avec I. Rostaing du Bignosc Provençal aussi Chirurgien Iuré à
Paris, Paris, Imp. de Iehan le Royer, 1561.
In his preface Au lecteur, he admits to have taken many things from the work of Vesalius to
whom he does honour.
1371 PARK, Katharine. Doctors and medicine in early Renaissance Florence, Princeton,
NJ, Princeton University Press, 1985, 298 pp.
Chapter on Andreas Vesalius.
1371.10 * PARK, Katharine. ‘The Empire of Anatomy’ in IDEM, Secrets of Women: Gender,
Generation, and the Origins of Human Dissection, New York, Zone Books, 2006,
pp. 207-259, ill.
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