De venarum ostiolis, 1603, of Hieronymus Fabricius, of Aquapendente (1533?-1619)
Contributors: Franklin, Kenneth J. (Kenneth James), 1897-1966, editor, translator; History of Science Society
Edition: Facsimile ed. with introduction, translation, and notes by K. J. Franklin ...
Publisher: C. C. Thomas
Published: 1933
Place of publication: Springfield, Ill; Baltimore, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 98
Subjects: Veins; Blood-vessels; Blood; Circulation
Notes: "The third book in the series published by the History of science society with the aid of the funds contributed by the Carnegie corporation."--Verso of 1st prelim. leaf
Table of contents: title: Biographical notice.; title: The early history of work on the venous valves.; title: The theatre of the School of anatomy of Padua.; title: Bibliographical note concerning the first edition of De venarum ostiolis.; title: References (p. 37-39); title: The translation.; title: The facsimile and reproductions of the original plates