Treatise on the Venereal Disease (1789) - Page 24

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1601.

Giovanni Battista Silvatico original: "Iohannes Baptista Silvaticus"; an Italian physician and author of several medical treatises. page 199
(*) Tommaso Bovio original: "Thomas Bovius" 199
Settimio Piccolomini original: "Sextilius Piccolomineus" 199
Cinzio Clemente original: "Cynthius Clemens" 201

1602.

Demetrio Canevari original: "Demetrius Canevarius" 202
Andrea Cesalpino original: "Andreas Caesalpinus"; a famous Italian physician, philosopher, and botanist. 202
Girolamo Mercuriale original: "Hieronymus Mercurialis"; a philologist and physician famous for his work "On the Art of Gymnastics." 204

1603.

Joseph Duchesne original: "Ioseph Quercetanus"; a Paracelsian physician and chemist. 205
Marsilio Cagnati original: "Marsilius Cagnatus" 205
() Giovanni Balcianello original: "Iohannes Balcianellus" 206
() Toutain and Riolan original: "Toutain und Riolan"; Jean Riolan was an influential French anatomist. 206

1604.

Eustachio Rudio original: "Eustachius Rudius" 206
Fabio Pacio original: "Fabius Pacius" 211
Emilio Campolongo original: "Aemilius Campolongus" 212

1605.

Luis Mercado original: "Ludovicus Mercatus"; a prominent Spanish physician to Kings Philip II and Philip III. 213
Andrés de León original: "Andreas de Leon" 213
Giulio Cesare Claudini original: "Iulius Caesar Claudinus" 214

1606.

() Andreas Parstenius 215
() Gottfried Steegh original: "Gottfried Steech" 215
Pierre Pigray original: "Peter Pigray"; a student of Ambroise Paré and surgeon to several French kings. 215
Jean de Renou original: "De Renou" and Arbault 216
Felix Platter original: "Felix Plater"; a Swiss physician known for his attempts at classifying diseases. 216

1609.

Gerardo Colombo original: "Gerardus Columba" 217
() Bachendorph and Gasto 217
() Jean Schyron original: "Iohannes Schyronius" 217
Arnisaeus and Gossky Henning Arnisaeus was a physician and political theorist. 218

1610.

(*) Cristoforo Guarinoni original: "Christoph Guarinoni" page 218
Sebastiano Cortilio original: "Sebastian Cortilio" 218
Barthélemy Pardoux original: "Bartholomaeus Perdulcis" 219

1611.

Janequin Guillaumet 219
(*) Peter von der Stylle 220
Johann Hartmann original: "Iohannes Hartmann"; held the first chair of chemistry at a German university. 220

1612.

(*) Sebastian Stromayer 223

1613.

() Johann Keil original: "Iohannes Keil" 223
() Siegfried and Singer 223
Orazio Guargante original: "Horatius Guargantus" 223
Claude Charles 224

1614.

Schilling and Kest 224
Ludovico Settala original: "Ludovicus Septalius" 224
Pietre and Rousseau 225
Cornuty and Maunoir 225

1615.

Victor Mangg 225
Louis Guyon original: "Ludwig Guyon" 226
() Pierre de la Poterie original: "Peter Poterius" 226
() Guillaume de Baillou original: "Wilhelm Ballonius"; an early pioneer of epidemiology. 226

1616.

() Théodore Corbe original: "Theodor Corbeus" 227
John Macollo original: "Iohannes Macollo" 227
Eitel Joachim Kryppel original: "Eitel Ioachim Kryppel" 228
Jean Gaultier original: "Iohannes Gaultier" 228
Jean de Varanda original: "Iohannes Varandaeus" 228
() Heinrich Petraeus 229