The "De morbo quem gallicum nuncupant" (1497) of Coradinus Gilinus / by Cyril C. Barnard.

  • Barnard, Cyril Cuthbert.
Date:
1930
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Credit: The "De morbo quem gallicum nuncupant" (1497) of Coradinus Gilinus / by Cyril C. Barnard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    8. Renzi (Salvatore de). Storia della medicina in Italia. Napoli: Filiatre- Sebezio, 1845. (Vol. ii, p. 434). D. PRINTED BOOKS ON SYPHILIS ISSUED PRIOR TO GHILINO’S TREATISE, ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY i). T495 9. Maximilian I., Emperor. Gotteslctsterer-Edikt. Koln, 7. Aug. 1495. (Facsimile in Sudhoff 30, Plate I). 10. Schellig (Konrad) of Heidelberg. In pustulas malas morbum quem ?nalu7n de francia vulgus appellat que sunt de genere formicarum salubre consilium. [Heidelberg, 1495 or 1496]. (Fuchs. Sudhoff). i496 11. Uelzen (Dietrich). [Theodoricus Ulsenius]. In epidemiam scabiem, quae passim toto orbe grassatur, (Hain* 16080). 12. Brant (Sebastian) of Strassburg. De pestilentiali scorra sive mala de Franzos, Eulogium. [Basileae: B. de Olpe, 1496]. (Reproduced in Sudhoff 30, p. 11 and Plate VII. There were numerous later issues before 1500). 13. Grunpeck (Joseph) of Burckhausen, Tractatus de pestilentiali scorra sive mala de fra?iczos, originem remediamque eiusdem continens. [Augsburg: Hans Schauer, Oct. 1496]. (4 issues, Hain* 8090—8093. Reprinted in Fuchs). 14. Ditto. — Ein hubscher Tractat von dem Ur sprung des Bosen Franzos. Augsburg: Hans Schauer, 17. Dec. 1496. (2 issues, Hain* 8094— 8095. Reprinted in Fuchs). 15. Wimpheling (Jakob). Geleitsbrief, [1496]. (Sudhoff. Fuchs, p. 39). 16. Sommariva (Giorgio). Enarratio satyrica. Venetiis: C. C. Bottus, Dec. 1496. (Sudhoff). • # 1497 2) 17. Leoniceno (Niccolo) of Vicenza [Nicolaus Leonicenus]. Libellus de Epidemia, quam vulgo morbum Gallicum vocant. Venetiis: Aldus Manutius, June 1497. (Facsimile in Sudhoff i). 1) Details of most of the following incunabula may be found in Hain 23, Fuchs 20, Proksch 27, 28, or Sudhoff i, 30, 31. 2) As the exact date of publication of Ghilino’s treatise is not known, it is of course uncertain whether all or any of the works issued in 1497 were prior to it or not. vaticinim. Nurnbergae, 1 Aug. 1496. A