Volume 1

The seats and causes of diseases, investigated by anatomy : containing a great variety of dissections, and accompanied with remarks / by John Baptist Morgagni ... abridged, and eluciated with copious notes, by William Cooke.

  • Morgagni, Giambattista, 1682-1771.
Date:
1822
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    < 1 xxTi ; I dmlr, and tcaclics the proper method of ac- ' (juhing luedieal science; Vita Gughelmini'' prefixed to an edition of the works of that I physician, Geneva, 1719; EpistoliXi Anato- *^ micae duae, novas Observationes et Animad- i versiones complectentes, quibus anatoine I augeter, &c.—which was edited at Lejden by Boerhaave, and relates chiefly to a dispute i with Bianchi on the structure of the livei^; \ Epistolai Anatoniicse xviii. ad scripta perti- i nentes celeb. Ant. Mar. Valsalvae,' 2 vols, j 4to, Venice, 1740. Of his work De Sedibus i ^* et Causis Morborum I have already spoken. ! Morgagni's last publication, Opuscula mis- ] cellanea, quorum non pauca num primum i prodierunt,'',folio, appeared in 1763, and con- j tains dissertations on the lachr3'mal ducts, on' the glands, on gall-stones, and urinary calculi,' in addition to his first critical dissertations on Celsus. In I7GS a complete edition of his works was printed at Bassano in five volumes folio. ; Were I to close these preliminary observa--^ tr(>Iis^1vithout a grateful recognition of the dis-. tinguished sanction I have received, it would^ be a dereliction of duty to my subscribers, and, an mnission altogether uncongenial with iny^