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M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013 In Dutch. 1940 WESTERMANN, K. ‘Von der "Seel" Wesels, einer niederdeutschen Stadt’ in Meine Heimat, 1934, 8: 16-18. [HC716] 1940.20 * WESTFALL, Richard S. Andreas Vesalius: a Biography, modified by Efrain A. Miranda, retrieved 02.02.2007 from , 6 pp. Also 1941 WETHEY, H.E. ‘Problems of titianisque attributions’ in Pantheon, 1976, 34: 3. [BBI] About the probability that Titian himself is responsible for the large plates of the Fabrica. 1942 * WEYNANTS, Nicolaus. ‘Andreae Vesalii praeconium, oratio quam in solemni praemiorum distributione Collegii Lit. Hum. Alticolensis, die 13 mensis augusti 1844, habuit Nicolaus Weynants, rhetorices alumnus’ [Eulogy on Andreas Vesalius by N.W. on 13.08.1844] in Annuaire de l’université catholique de Louvain, Louvain, Vanlinthout et Vandenzande, 1845, 9: 233-241. [HC428] In Latin. 1943 * WHARTON, Edith. ‘Vesalius in Zante (1564)’ in North American Revue, 1902, 175 (no. 548): 625-631. [HC429] Poem followed by a short biography. Also in Edith Wharton: Selected Poems (the Library of America, 2005, 183 pp.) 1944 WHITFIELD, Peter. ‘The problem of the Renaissance’ in IDEM, Landmarks in Western science: from prehistory to the atomic age, New York, Routledge, 1999, pp. 90-119, ill. [KCL] Also on Vesalius. 1945 * WIBERG, Julius Josias. ‘The Anatomy of the Heart in the 16th, 17th and 18th Centuries (Andreas Vesalius, Richard Lower and Raimond Vieussens)’ in Janus, 1927, 31: 279-285. [HC429a] 1946 WICKERSHEIMER, Ernest. ‘Une gravure anatomique de Jobst de Negker [sic] (1538)’ in Bulletin de la société française de l’histoire de la médecine, 1921, 15: 114-118. [HC717] 1946.20 * WICKERSHEIMER, Ernest. ‘Jean de Wesalia’ in IDEM Dictionnaire biographique des médecins en France au moyen age, Paris, E. Droz, 1936, p. 502. In same work also other de Wesalia’s (p. 281-2, 290, 293, 294) and de Wesel (p. 392), most probably not related to Vesalius. 1947 * WICKERSHEIMER, Ernest. ‘Jean Sturm, ami strasbourgeois d’André Vésale’ in R. BLASER, H. BUESS (eds.), Aktuelle Probleme aus der Geschichte der Medizin. -334-
M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013 Verhandlungen des XIX. Internationalen Kongresses für Geschichte der Medizin - Current Problems in History of Medicine. Proceedings of the XIXth International Congress for the History of Medicine, Basel, 7.-11. September 1964, Comptes rendus du XIXe congrès international d’histoire de la médecine, Basel - New York, S. Karger, 1966, 25-32. [RC290] 1948 * WIEGAND, Willy. ‘Marginal Notes by the Printer of the Icones’ in Samuel W. LAMBERT, Willy WIEGAND, William M. IVINS Jr., Three Vesalian essays to accompany the Icones anatomicae of 1934, New York, MacMillan, 1952, pp. 25- 42. [HC718] On de wood-blocks for Vesalius’s Fabrica. See also no. 1039. 1949 WIELAND, Christoph Martin (ed.). ‘Nachrichten von Andreas Vesalius’ in Der Teutsche Merkur, Weimar, Wieland, 1776, 3: 273-280, 4: 92. [HC719] According to Schottenloher this is taken from Niceron’s account (see no. 1274). 1950 WIER, Johann. Medicarum observationum rararum liber I [First book on rare medical observations], Basileae, per Ionnem Oporinum, 1567, 108 pp., [5] ll. [HC720] On pp. 96-97 there occurs a long reference to Vesalius. (See Roth, pp. 288, 362, 383.) 1950.80 * WILS, Jos. Le musée de l’université de Louvain incendié par des soldats allemands le 25 août 1914. Tableaux, aquarelles, portraits, bustes, Louvain, Nova et vetera, 1924. Mention of a portrait of Vesalius on p. 43, of his bust and statuette on p. 50. 1951 * WINGATE, Peter. The heretics, London, Macmillan, 1975, 220 pp. Historical novel with Oporinus as one of the central characters. At the end also on Vesalius and the publication of his Fabrica (p. 215-219). 1951.30 * WINKELMANN, Andreas. Von Achilles bis Zuckerkandl: Eigennamen in der medizinischen Fachsprache, Bern, Verlag Hans Huber, 2005, pp. 289, ill. Biography of Vesalius (p. 244-245), remarks on foramen Vesalii and passim on ligamentum inguinale (p. 245). Initials from the Fabrica 1555 throughout, some are new ones by Christian Mayrock: see Die Motive der Initialen p. 276-277. 1952 * WINTROBE, M. Maxwell. Blood, pure and eloquent. A story of discovery, of people, and of ideas, New York, McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1980, 771 pp. Passim on Vesalius’s discovery that no channel exists between the stomach and the spleen (p. 98 n.) and his basic work for the new physiological concept of blood circulation (p. 574). 1953 * WITTE, A. de. ‘Cornelis de Baersdorp, lijfarts van Keizer Karel. Korrespondentie 1548-1561' [Cornelis van Baersdorp, court-physician of emperor Charles V. Letters from 1548 to 1561] in Scientiarum Historia, Antwerp, 1959, 1: 177-190. [HC721] In Dutch. Vesalius was also called at the sickbed of Willem van Maele, together with Caballus and de Baersdorp. Correspondence with 16 letters about the health of Emperor Charles V. -335-
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