Amaltheum Castello-Brunonianum
Subtitle: sive lexicon medicum
By: primum à Bartholomaeo Castello Messanensi inchoatum, ab aliis etiam continuatum, tandem ad vera novaq ; artis medicae principia accommodatum, à quam plurimis mendis & vitiosis allegationibus purgatum, & è veterum, recentiorum, quin & novissimorum authorum monumentis innumerabilium pene vocabulorum physio - pathologicorum, anatomicorum, chemicorum, aliorumque technicorum accessione amplificatum, curâ & studio iterato Jacobi Pancratii Brunonis ....
Contributors: Bruno, Jakob Pancraz, 1629-1709
Publisher: Sumtibus Johannis Danielis Tauberi, Bibliopolae, Literis Henrici Meyeri Universit. Altdorfinae Typographi
Published: 1688
Place of publication: Norimbergae
Language: lat
Number of pages: 939
Subjects: Medicine; Dictionaries; Early works to 1800; Greek language; Latin; Latin language; Greek
Notes: Added engraved title page, illustrated.

Includes engraved portrait of Jacobus Pancratus Bruno.

Printer's device on t.p.

Text in two columns.

Part [2] has half title: "Mantissa nomenclaturae medicae hexaglottae, vocabula Latina ordine alphabetico cum annexis Arabicis, Hebraeis, Graecis, Gallicis & Italicis proponentis, cura & studio Jacobi Pancratii Brunonis ...". on p. [903]-939.

"Cum Gratia Sacrae Caef. & Privilegio Majestatis."

"Mantissa nomenclaturae medicae hexaglottae, vocabula Latina ordine alphabetico cum annexis Arabicis, Hebraeis, Graecis, Gallicis & Italicis proponentis, cura & studio Jacobi Pancratii Brunonis ...": p. [903]-939.

Edited by Jacob Pancraz Bruno.

Castelli's Lexicon medicum is based on the works of Galenus and Hippocrates.

Per Garrison and Morton, the earlier lexicon of Gorraeus was the foundation for this work.

John G. Curtis Library,

Heirs of Hippocrates, 381

Garrison and Morton, 6794

In Latin and Greek.