Mandeville, Michael de (fl. 1660)

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Notes of lectures at the Universities of Franeker and Nijmegen on the Institutes of Medicine, and on Cartesian Philosophy: in Latin.

Holograph MS. by de Mandeville, written while a medical student.

Contents: [Anon.]. Philosophiae moralis epitome (9 ll.). Matthaeus (Philippus) [1621-1700] In alma Frisiorum (quae est Franequera) Universitate observations in ... D. Alberti Kyperi Institutiones medicas (88 pp.). Radiis (Johannes de) Dictata ad Epitomen Institutionum medicarum Danielis Sennerti. 1656 (129 pp. + 29 ll.). Pp. 113-125 contain 'D. Johannis Antonidae van der Linden [1609-1664] Doctrina de febribus'. Wittich (Christophorous [1623-1687] In alma Gelriorum (quae est Noviomagi) Universitate, Observationes in Renati Descartes Meditationes de prima philosophia (35 ll.). Observations in ejusdem Principiorum philosophiae partem primam [only] (4 ll.).

 Inside the cover is the date 1656, and three signatures of de Mandeville, with one in Greek, and another dated 1664.  Below, signature of John Lee [1783-1866], antiquarian and scientist 'J. Lee Doctors Commons No. 390. Recovered Mr Wilson, London'.

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Mandeville, Michael de (fl. 1660)

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