Fasciculus medicine in quo continentur : videlicet. [1495]

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This is the fourth edition of the Fasciculus and the third printed in Venice (after 1491 and 1493 editions both also by the Brothers Gregorii). It was printed in Latin and reset in Gothic type. In this edition, the page is shorter by four lines, resulting in plates that are too large and in many cases, clipped by the binder. This is the earliest edition with a real title page. Our copy lacks the urinoscopic consultation plate and the plate showing the circle of urine glasses.

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Title

Fasciculus medicine in quo continentur : videlicet. [1495]

Attributed Author

Joannes de Ketham (active 15th century)

Printer

Giovanni de' Gregori (active 15th century)
Gregorio de' Gregori (active 1480-1528)

Contributor

Petrus Andreas Morsianus (-1501)
Pietro da Tossignano (-1401)
Mondino dei Luzzi (-1326)

Date

1495

Subjects

Medicine-Early works to 1800
Medicine, Medieval
Human anatomy-Early works to 1800
Human anatomy-Charts, diagrams, etc
Plague-Early works to 1800
Phlebotomy-Early works to 1800

Country

Venice [Italy]

Height (cm)

30.2

Width (cm)

21.5

Language

Latin

Notes

Colophon on g4v reads: "Impressus Venetijs per Joannes [et] Gregorius de Gregorijs fratres. Anno d[omi]ni. M. cccc. xcv. die. xv. octobris." NYAM copy, imperfect: leaves a2 (with urinoscopic consultation (a2r) and circle of urine glasses (a2v)) and a3 with incipit wanting. See catalog record for additional notes.

Citation

Fasciculus medicine in quo continentur : videlicet. Venice, 15 Oct., 1495.