De balneis omnia quae extant apud Graecos, Latinos, et Arabas, tam medicos quam quoscunque ceţerarum artium probatos scriptores qui vel integris libris, vel quoque alio modo hanc materiam tractaverunt: nuper hinc inde accurate conquisita & excerpta, atque in unum tandem hoc volumen redacta ... In quo aquarum ac thermarum omnium, quae in toto fere orbe terrarum sunt, metallorum item, et reliquorum mineralium naturae, vires, atque usus exquistissime explicantur: indicibus quatuor appositis.
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Venetiis : Heirs of L.A. Juntas, 1553.
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14, 497 leaves : illustrations, woodcuts ; (folio)
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- Petrus, de Abano, approximately 1250-approximately 1315
- Ibn Wāfid, ʻAbd al-Raḥmān ibn Muḥammad, active 998-1067
- Aetius, of Amida
- Agricola, Georg, 1494-1555. De natura eorum quae ex terra effluunt
- Alcadino, active 1191. De Balneis Puteolanis.
- Aleardus, de Pindemontibus, active 15th century.
- Alexander, of Tralles, approximately 525-approximately 605
- Arcolani, Giovanni, -1484
- Aretaeus, of Cappadocia
- Giunta, Tomaso.
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GM 1986
Notes
Colophon (leaf 488r): Venetiis apud haeredes Lucaeantonii Junte
Edited by Tomaso Giunta
Includes (leaves 307r-308r) "De thermis quae ad Timavi ostia sunt", with prefatory remarks by the editor. According to him, the treatise derives from letters written by Giacomo Valvasone, but in the contents list, authorship is assigned to Jovita Rapicius
Copy 2. Bound with: Bacci, A. De thermis. 1571. With manuscript notes.
Copy 3. Bound with: Bacci, A. De thermis ... libri septem. 1571. Bound in 16th century limp parchment, title in manuscript on spine. With manuscript notes.
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