Fasciculus medicine : similitudo complexionum & elementorum. [1500]

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The sixth edition of the Fasciculus, and the fifth printed in Venice, also by the brothers Gregorii in Latin. The edition uses the same blocks as the 1495 edition, with some minor modifications of the plates. The edition adds a new treatise by Rhazes on children’s diseases. This is the only edition of our five with colored plates, and is bound with Savonarola's Practica medicinae.

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Title

Fasciculus medicine : similitudo complexionum & elementorum. [1500]

Attributed Author

Joannes de Ketham (active 15th century)

Printer

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

Contributor

Pietro da Tossignano (-1401)
Mondino dei Luzzi (-1326)
Gherardo da Cremona (1113 or 1114-1187)
Abū Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakarīyā Rāzī (865?-925?)

Date

1500

Subjects (LC)

Medicine-Early works to 1800
Medicine, Medieval
Human anatomy-Early works to 1800
Human anatomy-Charts, diagrams, etc
Surgery-Early works to 1800
Genitourinary organs-Early works to 1800
Generative organs-Early works to 1800
Plague-Early works to 1800

Country

Venice [Italy]

Extent

34 unnumbered leaves : color illustrations (woodcuts) ; 33 cm (folio)

Height (cm)

33.2

Width (cm)

22.2

Notes

Imprint from colophon on leaf f4 verso, which reads in full: "Impressum Venetijs per Joannem & Gregoriu[m] de Gregorijs fratres. Anno domini. M.ccccc. die xxviij. Martij."

Bound with: Practica medicinae / Michele Savonarola. Venetiis : Bonetus Locatellus, for Octavianus Scotus, 27 June 1497.

See catalog record for additional notes.

Language

Latin

Citation

Fasciculus medicine : similitudo complexionum & elementorum. Venice, [Mar. 28 1500.]