Vesaliana

M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013
391 * CRATO VON KRAFFTHEIM, Johann. Consiliorum et epistolarum medicinalium
liber tertius; nunc primum labore L. Scholzio in lucem editus [Third book on
medical consilia and letters, now for the first time published by L. Scholtz],
Francofurti, apud A. Wecheli haeredes, 1592. [BG] [HC88]
See pp. 299-305 for two letters of Andreas Dudith to Wenceslaus Raphanus on Vesalius’s
death. Dudith states Vesalius was not banned by the Inquisition but went to Jerusalem for
religous reasons only.
392 * CRÉHANGE, P.A. Les livres anciens de médecine et de pharmacie. Promenade à
travers la médecine du passé, Les éditions de l’amateur, 1984, 279 pp.
Some remarks about Vesalius. About the relative price of the Fabrica (p. 14).
392.40 * CREUTZ, Rudolf. ‘Andreas Vesalius und William Harvey, die Reformatoren der
Anatomie und Physiologie’ in CREUTZ, Rudolf, Johannes STEUDEL, Einfürung in
die Geschichte der Medizin in Einzeldarstellungen, Iserlohn, Silva-Verlag, 1948,
pp. 219-228.
393 * CROESELIUS, Joannes. Elogia in duas divisa partes, quarum prior iam inde
Constantino illo Magno, Imperatorum, Regum, Ducum, Aliorumque insignium
Heroum ... encomia complectitur; Posterior eos collaudat, qui eruditionis laude et
publicatis literarum monumentis vel olim claruerunt vel etiam num clarescunt
[Eulogy in two parts, the first poem dealing with the emperors, kings, dukes and
other important heroes since Constantin the Great, the second honouring those who
now or in the past brilliantly displayed their erudition and monumental works]
Ingolstadii, ex officina Davidis Sartorii, 1584, [521 pp.] [BG][HC89] (BM)
See pt. 2, p. 447 for short comment with short poem.
393.10 * CROESER DE BERGES, Charles de. Histoire généalogique de la famille de Croeser,
Bruges, la veuve De Moor et fils, 1790, 252.
See p. 9 of Epitaphes, mémoires et inscriptions sépulcrales for a short mention of Anne de
Wesel, fille d’André, as the mother of Adrienne de Mol. The genealogical data show that
Vesalius has at the present time no more biological descendants by way of his daughter
Anne (he left no sons).
393.50 * CROMBEZ, Fritz. ‘Best Belgians: Andreas Vesalius’ in The Voice, September
2004, 8 (no. 1): 8-9, ill.
Mainly about Vesalius’s character.
394 CRUMMER, Le Roy. ‘Early anatomical fugitive sheets’ in Annals of Medical
History, 1923, 5: 189-209, ill. [HC90]
395 CRUMMER, Le Roy. ‘Further information on early anatomical fugitive sheets’ in
Annals of Medical History, 1925, 1: 1-5. [HC91]
On Vesalius’s Tabulae anatomicae sex.
396 CRUMMER, Le Roy. ‘The copper plates in Raynalde and Geminus’ in Proceedings
of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1926, 20: 53-56. [HC92]
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