Dépouillement de Albert Derolez, Wouter Bracke and Herwig Deumens (ed.). Medical latin from the late Middle Ages to the eighteenth century.
Proceedings of the European Science Foundation Exploratory Workshop in the Humanities, organized under the supervision of Albert Derolez in Brussels on 3 and 4 September 1999.
Brussel : Koninklijke Academie voor Geneeskunde van België, 2000. 226 p.
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PAPY, Jan.
Humanist philology as a scientific catalyst ? The Louvain "Collegium Trilingue" and its impact on sixteenth and seventeenth century medicine
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31-51 |
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53-66 |
PESENTI, Tiziana.
How did early printers choose medical commentaries for the press ?
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67-92 |
MAC LEAN, Ian.
The diffusion of learned medicine in the sixteenth century through the printed books
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93-114 |
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115-135 |
TOUWAIDE, Alain.
"Loquantur ipsi ut velint... modo quis serpens sit tirus... non ignorent" : Leoniceno's contribution to Renaissance epistemological approach to scientific lexicology
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151-173 |
GIGLIONI, Guido.
The language of imagination in Jan Baptiste van Helmont and Francis Glisson
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175-196 |
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