[Tou megalou Hippocratous pantōn tōn iatrōn koryphaiou ta euriskomena (romanized form)] Magni Hippocratis, medicorum omnium facile principis, opera omnia quae extant
Subtitle: in VIII. sectiones ex Erotiani mente distributa
By: nunc denuo latina interpretatione & annotationibus illustrata, Anutio Foesio ... authore ; adiecta sunt ad VI. sectionem Palladij scholia Graeca in librum [Peri agmōn (romanized form)], & sua latinitate donata ; his praeterea accessere variae in omnes Hippocr. libb. lectiones Graecae, ex reconditissimis manuscriptis exemplaribus summa diligentia collectae ; antea quidem partim Frobeniano codici, partim verò ipsissimis Galeni commentariis ; nunc autem ipsissimis textus paginis ac lineis summo cum labore applicatae: necnon etiam quorundam doctiss, virorum in aliquot Hippocr. libros obseruationes ; huic novissimae omniumque emendatissimae editioni accesserunt Hippocratis libri ; de medicamentis purgantibus cum commentariis Ioannis Heurnij & de structura hominis ; item Erotiani & dictionum Herodoti lexica cum Galeni glossarum Hippocratis explicatione ; & denique gemino indice eorum qui in Hippocratis scripta commentati sunt, vel eum quauis alia ratione illustrarunt ; ut fusius patebit in epistola ad lectorem ; cum indice quadruplici longe amplissimo & utilissimo
Contributors: Palladius Iatrosophista; Aubry, Pierre, 1610-1686, artist; Galen; Erotianus; Herodotus Lycius; Heurne, Johan van, 1543-1601; Foës, Anuce, 1528-1595; Chouet, Samuel, 1615-1675, bookseller
Publisher: Typis & Sumptibus Samuelis Chouët
Published: 1657
Place of publication: Genevae
Language: lat
Subjects: Greek and Roman Medicine; Early works to 1800; Medicine
Notes: Pagination: v. 1: [45], 933, [1] p. ; v. 2: [2], 935-1344, [54], [8], 418 p.

Includes half-title page.

Title page of v.1 in red and black.

Title vignette: Chouet's device (salamander); head and tail pieces. Initials.

Includes portrait of Hippocrates by Pierre Aubry.

Text mostly in double columns.

Includes indexes.

The [Lexikon tōn Herodoteiōn lexeon (romanized form)], attributed to an otherwise unknown Herodotus Lycius, contains some glosses on Hippocrates, and has been attributed also, erroneously, to Herodotus, the physician, disciple of Agathinus.

Signatures: a⁶, A-Z⁶, 2A-5V⁶  5X⁸, b-2b⁶, 3c⁸.

Health Sciences Library holds two copies of text: c.1, v. 1-2; c.2, v.1: John G. Curtis Library; c.2, v.2: George S. Huntington Library.

Issued with: "Oeconomia Hippocratis Alphabeti Series Distincta."; has own title page, same imprint, published in 1662. Has own pagination and register.

In Latin and Greek, translated from Greek.