Joannis Philippi Ingrassiae Quaestio de purgatione per medicamentum : atque obiter etiam de sanguinis missione, an sexta morbi die fieri possint. Qua occasione de omnibus etiam aliis diebus determinatur, in quibus praecipue purgare vel sanguinem mittere possumus. Illustrissimi Ducis Terraenovae casus enarratio, & curatio. E quibus tum penetrantis in thorace vulneris, tum fistulae curandae methodus elucescit. Quaestio utrum victus à principio ad statum usque procedere debeat subtiliando, an (ut multi perpetuo observant) potius ingrossando. Quod veterinaria medicina formaliter una eademqúe cum nobiliore hominis medicina sit, materiae duntaxat nobilitate differens. Ex quo veterinarii quoque medici non minus quàm nobilis ilii hominum medicin ad Regiam Protomedicatus officii jurisdictionem pertineant. Omnia nunc primum in unum corpus redacta, in lucem edita: Ex quibus medicinae studiosi maximam utilitatem sunt percepturi.
- Ingrassia, Giovanni Filippo, 1510-1580.
- Date:
- 1568
- Books
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Venetiis : Sumptibus Angeli Patessii bibliopolae Neapolitani, 1568.
Physical description
4 parts in 1 volume ; 22 cm (4to)
References note
NLM (16th cent.) 2549
Norman 2142
Cushing, H. Bio-bibliography of A. Vesalius. 2nd ed. (1962), pp. 174-7, 179 (no. VIII-C)
Notes
Each section has its own pagination and signatures. Apart from the 'Quaestio utrum victus à principio ad statum usque procedere debeat subtiliando', each section has its own t.p
Dedicatory epistle dated from Palermo, Feb. 6, 1563
Pp. 92-98 of 'Illustrissimi Ducis Terraenovae casus enarratio' is by Andreas Vesalius, and is entitled 'Pro magni et illustr. Terraenovae Ducis fistula, ex levi axilla in thoracis concavum pervia, & aliis gravibus non paucis affectibus, ob puris supra septum transversum coacervationem, & ineptam per fistulam expurgationem, subinde provenientibus'. There is also a prefatory letter by Bartolomeo Eustachi (p. 5-[7])
Woodcut printer's device on t.p. Woodcut initials
The Vesalius section is GM 3164
Copy 1 Supplier/Donor: Christie's (N.Y.) Note: Binding: 19th cent. paper boards. 17th cent. ownership inscription on original flyleaf: "Medicina dei opus est. Ex libris Joannis Rolandi medicinae doctoris. Madicij(?) procerum austriae." From the library of Haskell F. Norman (1915-96), with his book label. Lot 117 in the Christie's (N.Y.) sale of his collection, pt. 1, 18 March 1998
Contents
Quaestio de purgatione per medicamentum (68, i.e. [98] p.).--Illustrissimi Ducis Terraenovae casus enarratio, & curatio (101, [3] p. incl. final blank leaf).--Quaestio utrum victus à principio ad statum usque procedere debeat subtiliando (112 p.)--Quod veterinaria medicina formaliter una eademqúe cum nobiliore hominis medicina sit, materiae duntaxat nobilitate differens (50, [2]) p.)
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