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Cerasoli, Giancarlo - Garavini, Brunella, "I manoscritti delle opere di Gerolamo Mercuriale conservati nella Biblioteche di Casena, Forlì e Ravenna", Medicina nei secoli, 17/2 (2005), 293-341.
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- Girolamo Mercuriale (Forlì 1530-1606) was a celebrity in his day,not only in the medical field, but in any other branch of humanist learning. He exerted his widespread contacts outside medicine with philological humanists, antiquarians, architects, and artists interested in ancient material and social culture.He studied in Bologna and Padovaand taught at Padua (1569-1587), Bologna (1587-1592 and Pisa (1592-1606). He wrote more than twenty printed books, a lot of them derived from lessonsgathered by his students. He wrote prolifically on all sorts of subjects, from psychiatry to gynecology, pediatrics, dermatology, toxicology,infectivology, epidemiology, history of medicine. In the municipal Libraries in Cesena, Forlì and Ravenna are kept twelve codices concerning Girolamo Mercuriale's works handwritten between the sixteenth and the seventeenth century. The main body of these works concerns the lectures dictated in Padua, wich will merge with the printed texts of the Medicina pratica and De morbis mulieribus praelectiones, printed both in Venice respectively in 1603 nd 1587. Two codiceas are autographed and includes notes and reflections on Hippocrates works, a translation into latinot two Polibio's works (Problemata and De fraterna benevolentia) and the constitutio of Padua from 1577 till 1578.These codices bear witness to the importance of Mercuriale's work and to the diffusion of his Lectures. Moreover, their analysis enables us to understandthe difficult passage from the lectures by Master to their transposition into the printed works.
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- Història de la medicina
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