Titre gravéColophonSignatures : a-z A-V X² Y-Z aa-zz Aa Bb-EeEmpreinte : u-ri s.s. ,Cam dest (3) 1555Préface par Vésale adressée à Charles Quint, datée de Pavie le 1er août 1542 ("Patavii, Calend. Augusti ... M.D.XLII")Epître de Vésale à Jean Oporin, datée de Venise le 24 août ("Venetiis, nono Calendas Septembres")In fine : Errata ("Errata post libri impressionem / ab ipso autore animadversa, sic emendabis") ([1] p.)A la dernière p., grande marque typographique représentant Arion et le dauphin avec la devise "Invia virtuti nulla est via"Orné d'un portrait de VésaleGravures sur bois non sign. attribuées à Jan Stephan van Calcar

Exemplaire numérisé : BIU Santé (Paris)

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Signatures: * A-Z a-l m n-z Aa-Ll Mm.Includes errata, Kk2v.Includes index, Kk3r-Mm7v.Numerous errors in pagination.Printer's device on last p.The historiated initials in the text are from 2 alphabets depicting nude boy engaged in various activities related to medicine and anatomy. The larger (on *2r, A1r, P1r, g5r, m4r, s2v, Ff5v) measures ca. 7.5 x 7.5 cm., the smaller ca. 3.6 x 3.6 cm. Both have double-line borders and horizontally lined backgrounds. Q of the larger alphabet (on *2r and s2v) incorporates a pig, trussed for vivisection as in the cut on Kk1r. A 3rd alphabet (ca. 2 x 2 cm.) appears in the index.Illustrated t.p. and 204 ill. in text by Jan van Calcar; see Oberrheinische Buchillustration.Publisher and date from colophon.Oberrheinische Buchillustration 2,Mode of access: Internet.Binding: old sheepskin over pasteboard, rebacked (retaining old backstrip) and repaired. Spine title gold-tooled on red label: VESALII / DE / HUMANI / CORPORIS / FABRICA. The edges red. Arms of William Stirling Maxwell (1818-1878) blind stamped on front cover, his monogram blind stamped on back cover, and his large bookplate (31 x 27 cm.) centered on front pastedown. Book label of Keir incorporating the words "Arts of design" centered on back pastedown. Extensive annotation in English about this ed. on both sides of leaf preceding t.p.

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Xerox facsimile of copy belonging to the Medical Society of London (now deposited at the Wellcome Library).Mode of access: Internet.Gift from the library of Charles Donald O'Malley 1907-1970.

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"Reprinted from the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, December 1943. vol. 16, pp. 105-150. A description of the Vesalius exhibit has been added in this reprint."Includes bibliographical referencesPlace of Vesalius in the culture of the Renaissance / Ernst Cassirer. --Vesalius at Paris / Edward Streeter. --Oporinus and the publication of the Fabrica / Carl Rollins. --Attack of Franciscus Puteus on Andreas Vesalius and the defence by Gabriel Cuneus / Arturo Castiglioni. --Benediction / George Stewart. --Vesalius exhibitCushing, H. Bio-bibliography of Andreas Vesalius, 2nd ed., 1962AOB copy has a typed signed letter from J.F. Fulton to Carl P. Rollins tipped in

Provenance : Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library