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M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
4 ABOLOFIA, David J. ‘Men in Medicine. Andreas Vesalius’ in Interne [New York],
1946, 12: 750- 753. [HC435]
5 * ACADEMICA commemoratio gentium actione ad quartum centenarium annum
Andreae Vesalii defuncti [Academic Commemoration at the 400th Anniversary of
Andreas Vesalius’s Death], Bruxelles, Palais des Académies, 1964, 2 vols. [RC1]
6 * ACADEMICA commemoratio gentium actione ad quartum centenarium annum
Andreae Vesalii Bruxellensis defuncti 1514-1564 [Academic Commemoration at
the 400th Anniversary of the Death of Andreas Vesalius Bruxellensis 1514-1564],
[Bruxelles], De Koninklijke Vlaamse Academie voor Geneeskunde van België -
L’Académie Royale de Médecine de Belgique / de Klasse der Wetenschappen van
de Koninklijke Academie voor Wetenschappen, Letteren en Schone Kunsten van
België - La Classe des Sciences de l’Académie Royale des Sciences, Lettres et
Beaux-Arts de Belgique, [1964], n.p. [16 f.], ill.
Syllabus [32 pp.] with the different commissions and the programme of the symposia on
19-21th October 1964. Also a copy of the letter of Andreas Vesalius to Jhéromme van
Hamme (Innsbruck, the 16th October 1551), his father-in-law. My copy encloses a
typescript of A.M. Dalcq, secretary of the Royal Academy of Medicine and secretary
general of the Vesalius commemoration, with his comment on its organisation, 4 pp. (see
no. 420).
6.20 * ACADEMIA MEDICINAE NOVA-EBORACENSIS, BIBLIOTHECA UNIVERSITATIS
MONACENSIS. ‘Ad Lectorem. Andreae Vesalii Icones Anatomicas emittendi...’
[To the Reader. To publish the Anatomical Plates of Andreas Vesalius...] in IDEM,
Andreae Vesalii Bruxellensis Icones Anatomicae, ediderunt Academia Medicinae
Nova-Eboracensis et Bibliotheca Universitatis Monacensis, New York - München,
1934, [124] ll, ill.
In Latin. On the history of the wood-blocks.
7 * ACKERKNECHT, Erwin H. Geschichte der Medizin, Stuttgart, Ferdinand Enke
Verlag, 1986, 239 pp.
Vesalius is an opponent of Galen as an anatomist but a follower of his theory on the
humors, p. 92-93, several remarks else.
8 ACKERMAN, James S. ‘Early Renaissance ‘Naturalism’ and Scientific Illustration’
in Distance points: essays in theory and Renaissance art and architecture,
Cambridge, (Mass), MIT Press, 1991.
Several remarks on Vesalius. Reprint 1994, 592 pp.
9 ACKERMAN, M.H. ‘What would Vesalius think?’ in American Journal of Critical
Care, 1999, 8 (no. 2): 70-71. [MML]
10 * ADAM, Melchior. Vitae Germanorum Medicorum: qui seculo superiori, et quod
excurrit, claruerunt: congestae et an annum usque MDCXX deductae [The lives
of famous German doctors in the previous century and in the present one until
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