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A Compendium from the books of Actuarius Zacharias concerning the differences, causes, and judgments of urines, and predictions from them. The universal doctrine of the famous Galen of Pergamon concerning the composition of pharmaceuticals according to the affected parts from head to toe, with particular medicines removed. Furthermore, a little forest meaning a collection of experiments by Galen and some others. All gathered by Conrad Gesner. 41. 8.

A book by Quintus Serenus Sammonicus, the most famous poet and physician, on medicine or the curing of diseases, with Commentaries by Gabriel Humelbergius of Ravensburg, physician. 40. 4.

Sextus the Platonic philosopher on the medicine of animals, beasts, cattle, and birds, with scholia by Gabriel Humelbergius. 39. 4.

One book by Antonius Musa on the herb Vettonica. Item, one book by Lucius Apuleius on the medicines of herbs, recognized and corrected by the same, with an added short commentary. 37. 4.

Ten books by Apicius Caelius on Food and Condiments, or the culinary art. With annotations by Gabriel Humelbergius. 42. 4.

Ten Medicinal Dialogues by Aloisius Mundella of Brescia, a most famous physician and philosopher in Italy, now brought to light for the first time, etc. 51. 4.

Six books on the conception and generation of man, and those things which are especially considered regarding these matters. There are also inserted various pictures of the fetus, first situated in the womb, then in childbirth, soon also of the matrix and instruments pertaining to the assisting and extracting of the birth, and finally of various monsters besides. 54. 4.