Galenou hapanta = Galeni Pergameni svmmi semper viri, qviqve primvs artem medicinae vniversam, apvd priores homines obscuram & ueluti errantem, in perspicuam quandam & propriam expositionem traduxit, opera omnia, ad fidem complurium & perquam uetustorum exemplariorum ita emendata atq; restituta, ut nunc primum nata, atque in lucem ædita, uideri possint.
Varying form of title
Parallel title: Galeni Pergameni summi semper viri, quique primus artem medicinae universam, apud priores homines obscuram & veluti errantem, in perspicuam quandam & propriam expositionem traduxit, opera omnia, ad fidem complurium & perquam vetustorum exemplariorum ita emendata atq; restituta, ut nunc primum nata, atque in lucem aedita, uideri possint
Added title page title: De ossibus
Portion of title: Opera omnia
Publication, distribution, etc. (imprint)
Basileae :, [Par'Andrea to Kratandro],, M.D.XXXVIII [1538].
Physical description
5 v. ;, 38 cm.
Note
Edited by Joachim Camerarius the elder, Leonhart Fuchs and Hieronymus Gemusaeus.
Vol. 5 contains Ferdinando Balami's Latin version of De ossibus.
The woodcut initial letters are by Hans Holbein.
First two words of title transliterated from Greek type.
Vols 2-5 have titles: Galenou Beta-Epsilon = Galeni librorum pars secunda-quinta.
Printer transliterated from Greek colophon of v. 1.
Text mainly in Greek, with praefationes and "De ossibus" in Latin.
Citation/references note
Adams G33; BM STC German, 1455-1600, p. 328
Provenance
Armorial bookplate of Eton College Library.
Ms. on title-page: "Joannes Caius", also at end of part 4.
Vol. 2 has bookplate of Edward Waddington, recording donation to Eton College in 1731.
Binding
16th century dark brown calf; blind tooled triple fillets to form panels; extensive woodworm damage on boards; 20th century rebacking in dark brown leather, with fresh endpapers on all three volumes; five raised bands; volume numbers written in ink on fore-edges.
Copy-specific note
Previously: Dn.2.12.
Extensive ms. notes throughout text.
Bound in three volumes.
Subject
History of medicine, Ancient, Early works to 1800.
Medicine, Greek and Roman, Early works to 1800.
Medicine, Early works to 1800.
Added entry--name
Camerarius, Joachim, ed.
Fuchs, Leonhart, ed.
Balami, Ferdinando, associated name.
Gemusaeus, Hieronymus, ed.
Holbein, Hans, ill.
Cratander, Andreas, printer.
Froben, Johann Erasmius, printer.
Herwagen, Johann, printer.
Caius, John, former owner.
Waddington, Edward, former owner.
Added entry--place
Switzerland, Basle.
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B26334
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