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4 entries match Ancient [K01.400.470] · Internal, Emergency & Geriatric [G02.403.810]
1469
#9635
De officiis. Add: Paradoxa Stoicorum; Laelius, sive de amicitia; Cato maior, sive de senectute.
Of the 71 editions of Cicero's classical work on aging and death printed in the 15th century, Cato major de senectute, the Incunabula Short Title Catalogue cites 71, indicating the extreme popularity of Cicero's works…
1514
#2664
Galen: De differentiis morborum libri ii…
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First Renaissance Latin translation by Niccolò Leoniceno of Vicenza of Galen's work on physical diagnosis.
1522
#2665
De morborum symptomatis.
This volume of Galen’s selected works includes Thomas Linacre’s Latin translation of De symptomatum differentiis.
1984
#2663
Galen on respiration and the arteries. An edition with English translation and commentary of De usu respirationis, An in arteriis natura sanguis contineatur, De usu pulsuum, and De causis respirationis, by David J. Furley and J. S. Wilkie.
Galen's system of medicine based on the minutiae of pulse variations persisted into the 18th century.