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M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
1699.15 SMITH, Sean B. ‘From Ars to Scientia: The revolution of anatomic illustration’ in
Clinical Anatomy, 2006, 19 (no. 4): 382-388, ill.
On Fabricius ab Acquapendente and Vesalius.
1699.30 * SMITH, J.V.C., Edward Sutton SMITH. ‘Vesalius’ in The Medical World: a Journal
of Universal Medical Intelligence, Vol. I, Boston, Damrell & Moore and George
Coolidge, 1857, (no. 11): 285-290, and (no. 12): 313-316. [BG]
Part I: From Vesalius’s birth till the publication of his Fabrica. Also on the stolen skeleton:
according to the author the reason for his banishment from Leuven. Part II. After the
publication of his Fabrica.
1700 SMOLINOS d’ARDOIS, G. ‘Influencia de Vesalio en los anatomicos de habla
española’ in Acta Medica, Mexico, 1965, 1: 163-175. [RC256]
1701 SMRCKA, V., P. NADVORNIK. [‘Development of European medicine to the time of
Vesalius (16th century)’] in Casopis lekaru ceskych, 1999, 138 (no. 3): 87-88.
In Czech. [NML]
1702 SMUTNY, Robert J. Latin readings in the history of medicine, Lanham (Md),
University Press of America, 1995, 453 pp. [JHL]
See part 2. B. De Corporis Humani Fabrica - De Venarum et Arteriarum Usu, p. 127 and 6.
C. Heseler, Curtius, Vesalius - Heseler’s Notes, p. 365.
1703 SNORRASON, Egill. L’anatomiste J.-B. Winslow 1669-1760, Novo Industri,
Copenhagen, 1969, 85 pp.
At the 300th anniversary of the birth of Jacques-Bénigne Winslow. Translated from the
original Danish version published in April 1969 at the inauguration of the Anatomical
Institute of the University of Odense, called "The Winslow Institute". Plans for a French
translation in the same year in connection with the unveiling of a plaque on The Anatomical
Amphitheatre, situated in de rue de la Bûcherie (Paris) where Vesalius followed his studies.
The institute was inaugurated by Winslow in 1745. On Vesalius’s style p. 33.
1704 * SOLENANDER, Reinert. Consiliorum medicinalium ... Sectiones quinque, quarum
prima... a Joanne Francisco de Gabiano Lugduni edita, et cum Consiliis
celeberrimi Medici Joannis Montani in 16 excusa. Reliquae quatuor ab auctore
iam recens additae [Five sections on medical consilia, the first of which was edited
by Giovanni Francisco de Gabiano from Leiden and with the consilia of the most
famous physician Johannes Montanus executed in 16. The other four were only
recently added by the author], Ed. secunda, Hanoviae, apud Claudium Marnium et
heredes Joan. Aubrii, 1609, 9 ll., 516 pp, 12 ll. [HC367] (DSG)
None of the 133 consilia is by Vesalius. Only passim on Vesalius as the ‘discoverer’ of the
three auditory ossicles on p. 16.
Only the earlier edition has a passus on Vesalius’s last days: Frankfurt, Andreae Welcheli
Heredes, 1596.
1704.05 * SOLENANDER, Reinert. ‘Historia de Obitu Andreae Vesalii ex Literis Reineri
Solenandri ex Comitiis August. 1566. Mense Majo’ [History of Andreas Vesalius’s
death in the letters of Reinerus Solenander, Augsburg, May 1566] in Thomas
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