Galēnou hapanta = Galeni Pergameni summi semper uiri, quique primus artem medicinae uniuersam, apud priores homines obscuram & ueluti errantem, in perspicuam quandam & propriam expositionem traduxit, opera omnia / ad fidem complurium & perquam uetustorum exemplariorum ita emendata atq[ue] restituta, ut nunc primum nata, atque in lucem aedita, uideri possint.

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Galēnou hapanta = Galeni Pergameni summi semper uiri, quique primus artem medicinae uniuersam, apud priores homines obscuram & ueluti errantem, in perspicuam quandam & propriam expositionem traduxit, opera omnia / ad fidem complurium & perquam uetustorum exemplariorum ita emendata atq[ue] restituta, ut nunc primum nata, atque in lucem aedita, uideri possint. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Galeni Pergameni summi semper uiri, quique primus artem medicinae uniuersam, apud priores homines obscuram & ueluti errantem, in perspicuam quandam & propriam expositionem traduxit, Opera omnia
Opera omnia, ad fidem complurium & perquam vetustorum exemplariorum
Galenoi apanta

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Basileae : A. Cratander; J. Bebelius; J. Hervagius & J.E. Froben, M.D. XXXVIII [1538]

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5 volumes : illustrations ; (folio)

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The first two words of the title are transliterated from the Greek. Text in Greek, with praefationes and "De ossibus" in Latin.
Edited by Joachim Camerarius, the elder, Leonhard Fuchs and Hieronymus Gemusaeus.
Vol. 5 contains Ferdinando Balami's Latin version of De ossibus.
Vols. 1-2 have Greek colophons dated 1537, with imprints of Andreas Cratander and Johannn Bebel respectively; vol. 3 has no colophon; vol. 4 has no colophon or t.-p.; vol. 5 has Greek colophon, stating that vols. 1-2 and 5 were printed at Basel by Michael Isengrin at the expense of Andreas Cratander and Johann Bebel.
Copy 2. Bound in calf, gilt stamp on both boards, rebacked.
Copy 2. Vol. 5. Manuscript inscription (18th century?) at head of title page: "Non est voluntatis vini sunt est dolo". And at foot of t.p.: "E. de Groupeville dod. Med. Monsp. Rolts. colleg. agguieg."
Copy 3. Bound as three volumes. Autographs at foot of title page: 'Martin Aylworth', 'Noel Sparke Mar. 25. 1646.', 'Petrus Eliot Apr. 12. 1656', 'Guil. Gibbons Oct. 4. 1687'. Armorial bookplate of Geo. Thos. Robinson on front pastedown.

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  • Vol. 5

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