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M. BIESBROUCK. VESALIUS BIBLIOGRAPHY: UPDATE JANUARY 2013<br />

434.40 * DE BLAINVILLE, M.H. ‘Vésale et Harvey’ in IDEM, Histoire des sciences, de<br />

l’organisation et de leurs progrès, comme base de la philosophie, Tome<br />

Deuxième, Paris - Lyon, Librairie classique de Perisse Frères, 1845, pp. 180-246.<br />

Mostly on Vesalius on pp. 180-217. Vesalius-biography published after Burggraeve and<br />

before Roth. [BG]<br />

434.50 * DEBOECK, Patrick. Egide Rombaux, sculpteur belge (1865-1942), Mémoire de<br />

licence, UCL, 1990, 136 pp.<br />

Short mention of Vesalius’s Statue on the façade of the Town Hall of Brussels (p. 18) and a<br />

short description (p. 70).<br />

435 * DEBRABANDERE, Frans. Verklarend woordenboek van de familienamen in België<br />

en Noord-Frankrijk [Etymological dictionary of the surnames in Belgium and<br />

North France], Brussel, Gemeentekrediet, 1993, 2 vols. A-M, L-Z, 1552 pp.<br />

In Dutch. Short remark on van Wesel (Vesalius) on p. 1501-1502.<br />

DE BRAY, Dominique, zie Georges SARTON [from Gent (Belgium) founder of the<br />

journals Isis, Osiris and Janus, see Sondervorst no. 1708]<br />

435.05 * DEBRAY, Th. (red.). ‘Notre gravure’ in La médecine populaire, 30 Décembre<br />

1880, p. 227, ill.<br />

Short discussion of the last days of Vesalius. On the frontpage an engraving by F. Meaulie<br />

representing his apocryphal condemnation by the Inquisition (not in Spielmann).<br />

435.15 DEBUS, Allen G. ‘The Study of Man’ in IDEM, Man and Nature in the<br />

Renaissance, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1978, pp. 54-73, ill.<br />

Mostly on Vesalius, see ‘The Blood Flow: Vesalius to Harvey’ p. 63 ff.<br />

435.30 * DECONINCK, Walter. ‘De evolutie en de verklaring van namen voor de organen<br />

van het menselijk lichaam’ [The evolution and the explanation for the names of the<br />

organs of the human body] in Geschiedenis der Geneeskunde, 2009, 13 (no. 6):<br />

336-351, ill.<br />

In Dutch. The Dutch termina ‘used by Vesalius’ are those from the Dutch translation of the<br />

Epitome by Jan Wouters (1569).<br />

Also (with changes) as ‘De verklaring van oude en nieuwe Nederlandse namen voor enkele<br />

organen van het menselijk lichaam’ [Explanation of the old as wel as recent names in Dutch<br />

for some organs in the human body] in Jaarboek VOB, Brussel, Vereniging voor het<br />

onderwijs in de biologie, de milieuleer en de gezondheidseducatie, 2011, 1-42, ill.<br />

435.31 * DECONINCK, Walter. ‘De namen van enkele organen van het menselijk lichaam<br />

door de eeuwen heen’ [The Names of Some Organs of the Human Body through<br />

the Centuries] in Jaarboek van de Vereniging voor het onderwijs in de biologie, de<br />

milieuleer en de gezondheidseducatie, 2010, 30 pp., ill.<br />

In Dutch. The Dutch termina used in the Dutch translation of the Epitome by Jan Wouters<br />

(1569).<br />

436 * DEFOORT, P. ‘Vrouwenziekten in de Renaissanceperiode: de visie van een<br />

tijdgenoot’ [Women’s diseases in the Renaissance: the vision of a contemporary]<br />

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