Vesaliana

M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
320 * CASTIGLIONI, Arturo. ‘Andreas Vesalius and the "Fabrica" 1543-1943' in Journal
of the American Medical Association, 1943, 121: 582-584. [HC74]
321 * CASTIGLIONI, Arturo. ‘Three pathfinders of science in the Renaissance’ in Bulletin
of the Medical Library Association, 1943, 31: 203-207. [HC75]
About Andreas Vesalius, 1514-1564, De humani corporis fabrica, Nicolaus Copernicus,
1473-1543, De revolutionibus orbium caelestium and Girolamo Fracastoro, 1483-1553, De
contagione.
322 CASTIGLIONI, Arturo. ‘Padua in the Renaissance, from Vesalius to Fracastoro’ in
Ciba Symposia, 1948, 10 (no. 3): 965-977, ill. [COPAC]
323 * CATOIRE, Pierre. André Vésale, mystique & expériences, Bruxelles, Editions pour
Tous, 1947, 159 pp. [HC471]
324 CATTI, Francesco Antonio. Anatomes enchiridion, partes corporis humani brevi
ordine mire explicans [Anatomical descriptions, briefly and beautifully explaining
the parts of the human body], Neapoli, M. Cancer, 1552, sign. A-F. [HC76] (BN)
Contains epigram by Federigo Pizzimenti with mention of Vesalius.
325 * CAVANAGH, George Stanley Terence. ‘A Vesalian speculation’ in Histoire des
sciences médicales, XXVIIIe congrès international d’histoire de la médecine -
XXVIIIth International Congress for History of Medicine, Actes - Proceedings,
Vol. I, Paris, 29 août - 3 septembre 1982, 1982, 17: 274-277. [RC56]
About the ‘continuous’ landscape behind the muscle men once the plates are
photographically reversed.
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326 * CAVANAGH, George Stanley Terence. ‘A new view of the Vesalian landscape’ in
Medical History, 1983, 27: 77-79, ill. [RC55]
327 * CAVANAGH, George Stanley Terence. The panorama of Vesalius: A ‘lost’ design
from Titian’s studio, Athens (GA), Sacrum Press, distributed by Emeritus books,
1996, 20 pp.
With two folded leaves of plates, 50 cm. Limited to 250 unnumbered copies. In clothcovered
portfolio containing a reconstruction of the lost original drawings for the series of
fourteen muscle figures illustrating the second book of Vesalius’s De humani corporis
fabrica (1543). The eight front and six back views have been reversed from the published
originals and assembled to demonstrate the continuity of the background scenes which form
two landscape sequences as originally envisioned by the artist. A twenty page introductory
pamflet accompanies the plates.
CAVANILLAS DE BLAS, Antonio. See BLAS.
327.90 CELLI, Giorgio. La Zattera di Vesalio: una apocalisse per l’Europa, 1977, p. 92.
Theatrical poem based on Vesalius’ shipwreck on Zante.
Later editions: Bologna: Selearte edizione, 1984, 68 pp, ill.
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