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Giovanni Battista Borsieri di Kanifeld. Line engraving by G. Dala after F. Anderloni.

Giovanni Battista Borsieri. Line engraving by G. Bonatti.

Italian scientists: Galileo in the centre, others in orbit around him. Lithograph by V. Mollame, 1842.

Giovanni Battista Borsieri de Kanilfeld. Coloured lithograph by Dolfino after Dolfino.

The institutions of the practice of medicine; delivered in a course of lectures. By Jo. Baptist Burserius de Kanifeld / Translated from the Latin, by William Cullen Brown.

Institutionum medicinae practicae / quas auditoribus suis praelegebat J.B. Burserius.

Delle acque di S. Cristoforo trattato / [Giambattista Borsieri de Kanilfeld].

Institutionum medicinae practicae / Recudi curavit Just. Frid. Car. Hecker.

The institutions of the practice of medicine : delivered in a course of lectures / by Jo. Baptist Burserius de Kanifeld ; translated from the Latin, by William Cullen Brown.

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Borsieri de Kanilfeld, Giambattista, 1725-1785

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The institutions of the practice of medicine; delivered in a course of lectures. By Jo. Baptist Burserius de Kanifeld / Translated from the Latin, by William Cullen Brown.

Institutionum medicinae practicae / quas auditoribus suis praelegebat J.B. Burserius.

Delle acque di S. Cristoforo trattato / [Giambattista Borsieri de Kanilfeld].

Institutionum medicinae practicae / Recudi curavit Just. Frid. Car. Hecker.

The institutions of the practice of medicine : delivered in a course of lectures / by Jo. Baptist Burserius de Kanifeld ; translated from the Latin, by William Cullen Brown.