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M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013 1789 ‘THOMAS GEMINUS (Who was)?’ in Journal of the History of Medicine, 1946, 1: 338, Query No. 6. [HC555] An answer can now be found in H. Cushing VI.C.3a. 1789.20 * THOMAS-SCHELER, Alain BRIEUX. Précurseurs et novateurs: Médecines et Médecins de la Renaissance, Paris, 2009, 287 pp., ill. Catalogue. For Vesalius’ Fabrica (1543) see lot no. 197 (p. 253-257), Epitome (1543) see lot no. 198 (p. 257-260), the Anatomia Deudsch (1551) lot no. 199 (p. 261-264), his Venesection letter (1544) lot no. 200 (p. 265-266). 1790 * THORNDIKE, Lynn. ‘Anatomy from Carpi to Vesalius’ in IDEM, A history of magic and experimental science, New York, Columbia University Press, 1941, vol. V, pp. 498-531. [HC693] The account of Vesalius and the Fabrica on p. 522-531 is not a particularly flattering one. Also on Mondino, Zerbi, Andreas de Laguna, Nicolas Massa, Galen, Avicenna, Dryander, Gessner, Rhazes, Falloppio, ..., baptism, physiognomy, theologians, the brain and the rete mirabile. Other editions: 1951 and 1959. THUANUS, Jac. Aug., see DE THOU 1792 THUASNE, Louis. ‘Rabelaesian: le Sylvius Ocreatus’ in Revue des bibliothèques, Paris, 1905, 15: 268-311. [HC694] Biography of Sylvius, pp. 268-283. 1792.25 * THUDICHUM, J.L.W. A Treatise on Gall-Stones: their Chemistry, Pathology, and Treatment, London, John Churchill and Sons, 1863, 323 pp. [BG] On the post mortem by Vesalius on Belloarmatus (gall-stones) and Prosper Martinus (liver disease): pp. 6-9. 1793 * TIERNEY, John T. ‘Andreas Vesalius, anatomist of Padua’ in Medicine and health, Rode Island, 1996, 79 (no. 4): 154. Vesalius and philately. 1794 TIETZE-CONRAT, Erica. ‘Neglected contemporary sources relating to Michelangelo and Titian’ in The Art Bulletin, 1943, 25: 154-159. [HC695] Discussion of probability, deduced from certain contemporary sources, that Titian was at least originator and Calcar "medical designer" of Vesalian plates. 1795 * TIGERSTEDT, Robert (ed.). Dokument ur medicinens historia under sextonde och sjuttonde århundradet (Paracelsus, Vesalius, Colombo, Harvey, Malpighi, Rudbeck, Paré, Sydenham), till svenskan återgivna av Robert Tigerstedt [Document on the history of medicine in the 16th and 17th century..., edited in Swedish by Robert Tigerstedt], Stockholm, Albert Bonniers Förlag, 1921, 564 pp., ill. In Swedish. With translations of the preface and the chapters on the sternum, the heart and the vivisection. -310-
M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013 1796 * TIHON, Camille. ‘Deux lettres inédites d'André Vésale’ in Archives, Bibliothèques et Musées de Belgique, 1957, 28: 197-214. [HC696] Re-issue in Recueil d'articles, Histoire, 1972, p. 168-189. The two letters in Latin were for Jerome van Hamme, his father in law. Preceded by Vesalius’ biography with data on his widows pension. 1796.75 TINER, John Hudson. ‘Andreas Vesalius (1514-1564)’ in IDEM, 100 Scientists who shaped the World History, San Mateo (CA), Bluebird Books, 2000, pp. 112. With a painting by Pierre Poncet (Musée des Beaux Arts d’Orléans). 1797 TIONG TAN TEK, Freddy. Andreas Vesals "Epistola de radicis Chinae usu" in ihrer Bedeutung für die pharmazeutische Verwendung von Smilax China L., Dissertation doct., Philipps-Universität Marburg. Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät, Marburg, 1966, 133 pp. [YUL] 1798 TOELLNER, Richard. ‘"Renata dissectionis ars", Vesals Stellung zu Galen in ihren wissenschaftsgeschichtlichten Voraussetzungen und Folgen’ in Die Rezeption der Antike. Zum Problem der Kontinuität zwischen Mittelalter und Renaissance, ed. August Buck, Hamburg, 1981, Band 1, p. 85-96. [RC272] 1799 TOEPLY, Robert Ritter von. ‘Aus der Renaissancezeit. (Neue Streiflichter ueber die Florentiner Akademie und die anatomischen Zeichnungen des Vesal)’ in Janus, 1903, 8: 130-140. [HC390] 1800 * TOEPLY, Robert Ritter von. ‘Geschichte der Anatomie’ in Theodor PUSHMANN, Handbuch der Geschichte der Medizin, Jena, Gustav Fischer, 1903, vol. I., pp. 155- 326. Discussion about Vesalius on p. 228-231. 1800.90 TOLEDO-PEREYRA, Luis H. ‘De Humani Corporis Fabrica surgical revolution’ in Journal of Investigative Surgery, 2008, 21 (no. 5): 232-236. 1801 * TOLLIN, Henri. ‘Andreas Vesal’ in Biologisches Centralblatt, Erlangen, Eduard Besold, 1885-1886, 5: 242-255, 271-278, 336-349, 373-383, 404-414, 440-448, 471-480. [HC391] See especially p. 375 about Vesalius’s connection with Charles V and p. 471 for his relation to Servetus. 1802 * TOMASINUS, Jacobus Filippus. Gymnasium Patavinum ... libris V. comprehensum [Summary on the university of Padua in five books], Utini, N. Schiratti, 1654, [16] 497 [45] pp. [BG] [HC392] For Vesalius see pp. 75-76, 87 and 302. Illustration of anatomical theatre, p. 74. Neither Roth or O’Malley do comment on the year 1540. 1803 TOMASSINI, Carmenina Tarquinio. The printing of the medical writings of Andreas Vesalius: a historical study of medical printing in the first half of the sixteenth -311-
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