Fasciculus medicine ... tractans de anothomia et diversis infirmitatibus, et corporis humani...[1513]

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The eleventh edition of the Fasciculus, printed by Gregorio de Gregorii and featuring Latin Gothic type. The size of the printed page is much larger than in all other editions apart from 1491; as a consequence, the plates are less clipped by the binder (though the blocks themselves are abbreviated). Our copy lacks the frontispiece plate and the urinoscopic consultation plate.

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Title

Fasciculus medicine ... tractans de anothomia et diversis infirmitatibus, et corporis humani...[1513]

Attributed Author

Joannes de Ketham (active 15th century)

Printer

Gregorio de' Gregori (active 1480-1528)

Contributor

Pietro da Tossignano (-1401)
Mondino dei Luzzi (-1326)
Abū Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakarīyā Rāzī (865?-925?)

Date

1513

Subjects (LC)

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

Country

Venice [Italy]

Extent

[32] leaves : illustrations (woodcuts) ; 31 cm (folio)

Height (cm)

31.2

Width (cm)

21.6

Notes

Caption title from incipit on sig. a2v : "Fasciculus medicine compositus per excellentissimum artium ac medicine doctorem : dominum Joannem de Ketam Alamanum : tractans de anothomia & diversis infirmitatibus : & corporis humani : cui annectuntur multi alii tractatus per diversos excellentissimos doctores compositi. Necnon anothomia Mundini. Ex primo de expositione colorum in urinis : deinde de eorundem indiciis."

Imprint from colophon: "Impressum Venetiis per Gregorium de Gregoriis. Anno domini. 1513. die x. Februarii."

See catalog record for additional notes.

Language

Latin

Citation

Fasciculus medicine ... tractans de anothomia et diversis infirmitatibus, et corporis humani. Venice, 10 Feb. 1513.