Ioannis Baptistae Susii, philosophi, ac medici mirandulensis. Libri tres. De venis edirectò secandis; : in quibus Matthaei Curtij praeceptoris sui sententia defenditur, aduersus Andream Turinum, Benedictum Victorium, Victorem Trincauellium, & Andream Vesalium.

  • Susio, Giovanni Battista, active 1555.
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M. D. LIX. [1559]
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De venis edirectò secandis

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Cremonae : In Ciuitatis Palatio, apud Vincentiu[m] Comitem, M. D. LIX. [1559]

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64 [i.e., 63] leaves ; 20 cm (4to)

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Cushing V, X.383

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Errors in foliation: leaves 61, 62, 63 misfoliated 62, 61, 64 respectively
Susio sustains the derivative method of blood-letting against the revulsive method in the cure of pleurisy and pneumonia.
T.p. in decorative woodcut border ; initials ; printed marginalia.

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