Andreas Vesalius : the reformer of anatomy / by James Moores Ball, M.D.

  • James Moores Ball
Date:
1910
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Andreas Vesalius : the reformer of anatomy / by James Moores Ball, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table of Contents—Concluded PAGE COMMENTATORS AND PLAGIARISTS . . . 126-129 Plagiarism in Medicine—William Cowper and Bidloo’s Plates—Pirated editions of the “Tabulae Anatomicae”—Thomas Geminus’s editions of the “Fabrica”—The Microcosmographia of Helkiah Crooke—John Banister’s Book—Juan Valverde di Hamusco’s work on Anatomy—Best editions of the “Fabrica”. THE COURT PHYSICIAN .130-132 Vesalius is appointed Archiatrus to Charles the Fifth—He follows the Emperor in his Journeys—Abdication of Charles—Vesalius is appointed Archiatrus to Philip the Second. PILGRIMAGE AND DEATH .133-136 Vesalius leaves Madrid—He visits Venice, then goes to Cyprus, and passes on to Jerusalem—Reason for the Pilgrimage—Death of Vesalius.
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