Medicina

Dépouillement de Medical Latin From the Late Middle Ages to the Eighteenth Century

Procceedings of the European Science Foundation Exploratory Workshop in the Humanities, Brussels (3-4, IX, 1999). Wouter Bracke, Herwig Deumens (Ed.), Brussels: Koninklijke Academie voor Geneeskunde van België, 2000. xii + 226 p. (Dissertationes Series Historica, 8) - Cote BIU Santé Médecine : 187.300

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MAC VAUGH, Michael R. Surface meanings : the identification of apostemes in medieval surgery
13-29
PAPY, Jan. Humanist philology as a scientific catalyst ? The Louvain Collegium trilingue and its impact on sixteenth and seventeenth century medicine
31-51
MONFORT, Marie-Laure. La notion de vulgate hippocratique
53-66
PESENTI, Tiziana. How did early printers choose medical commentaries for the press ?
67-92
MAC LEAN, Ian. The diffusion of learned medicine in the sixteenth century throught the printed book
93-114
JONES, Peter Murray. Medical Librairies and Medical Latin, 1400-1700
115-135
JACQUART, Danielle. Médecine et lexicographie au XVe siècle : Jacques Despars dans les traces de Simon de Gênes
137-150
TOUWAIDE, Alain. Loquantur ipsi ut velint ... modo quis serpens sit tirus ... non ignorent : Leoniceno's contribution to Renaissance epistemological approach to scientific lexicology
151-173
GIGLIONI, Guido. The Language of Imagination in Jan Baptiste van Helmont and Francis Glisson
175-196
KEIL, Gundolf. Zwei altdeutsche Übersetzungen der Diaetae particulares von Isaak Judäus
197-222