Vesaliana

M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
The sheets were discovered bound with a copy of the German Epitome of Vesalius.
103 BANISTER, John. The historie of man, sucked from the sappe of the most approued
anathomistes, in this present age, compiled in most compendious fourme, and now
published in English, for the utilitie of all godly chirurgians, within this realme,
..., London, Iohn Daye, 1578, 112 pp., ill. [HUL]
Based chiefly on the anatomy of Realdo Colombo, with illustrations from Vesalius; the
arrangement is similar to De humani corporis fabrica.
104 BANKOFF, George. ‘Dissecting the human body’ in IDEM, Milestones in medicine,
London, Museum Press Ltd. [1961], pp. 11-18. [HC448]
Also on Vesalius.
105 BARATTE, Louis Henri. ‘André Vésale’ in Union médicale, [Paris], 1847, 1: 537-
538. [HC28]
106 * BARATTE, Louis Henri. ‘Vésale (André)’ in Archives historiques et littéraires du
Nord de la France et du Midi de la Belgique, 1850, 3.s. 1: 492-499. [HC29]
106.30 * BARBARITO, Carlos. ‘Andrea Vesalio, Padova 1538' in Virtual Book 4 (or 29),
Brindin Press, 2002, retrieved 3 October 2008, 1 p.
Poem. Translations in English (from Spanish) by Brian Cole and Stefan Beyst.
106.70 BARBER, Tom. ‘I cut the Body’ in Journal of the American Medical Association,
2003, 290 (9): 1139.
Poem "dedicated to Andreas Vesalius, anatomist (1514-1564)".
106.94 * BARBIANI, Nicolas Ant. Letter [to Borel de Bitche], Zante (Iles Ionniennes), 10
septembre 1951.
One of the first direct contacts between Leuven and Zakynthos before the devastating
earth-quake on 12.08.1953. On the visit to Frangoklissi in Laganas (Zakynthos) and the
first Vesalius monument there. Also on Barbianis publication on Vesalius. Borel de Bitche
was the authorized minister for Belgium in Athens in 1951.
106.95 * BARBIANI, Nicolas Ant. Letter [to Borel de Bitche], Zante (Iles Ionniennes), 22
Décembre 1951.
On Barbiani’s study of Vesalius and the communication of the 4th chapter on "La mort de
Vésale à Zante" by Prof. Mr Spiros Dondas.
106.96 * BARBIANI, Nicolas Ant. Letter to Monsieur le Professeur G. van der Schueren,
Louvain, Zante (Iles Ionniennes), 16 April 1952.
About his studies on Vesalius.
106.98 BARBIANI, Nicolas Ant. [‘The place in Zante where Vesalius died and was
buried’] in Practica: Proceedings of the Academy of Athens, Athens, 1952, 27:
193-196. [SRN]
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