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![[Abraham Zacuto] Zacutus Lusitanus Doctor Medicus Aetatis Suae LXVI Anno 1642.](jpegs/57213.jpg)
[Abraham Zacuto] Zacutus Lusitanus Doctor Medicus Aetatis Suae LXVI Anno 1642. En Zacutum, Lusitanae fulgidum sidus plagae, Principem chori medentim, saeculi miraculum. Car. Sponius DM:
Claude Audran feci.
[n.d. 1667.]
Scarce engraving. 285 x 180mm (11¼ x 7¼"). Trimmed and laid on album paper at edges. A crease across the upper left of the image.
A portrait of Abraham Zacuto Lusistanus (1575-1642) published as the frontis piece to his Opera Omnia: de Medicorum Principum Historia, one of two key works published posthumously. The Medicorum was a catalogue of all known diseases and his precise clinical descriptions of the diseases was his greatest strength. Lusistanus moved to Amsterdam in 1625 where he made a zealous return to Judiasm and became an important figure in the Jewish scientific community.
Wellcome: 3258 - not in.
[Ref: 57213] £350.00
Claude Audran feci.
[n.d. 1667.]
Scarce engraving. 285 x 180mm (11¼ x 7¼"). Trimmed and laid on album paper at edges. A crease across the upper left of the image.
A portrait of Abraham Zacuto Lusistanus (1575-1642) published as the frontis piece to his Opera Omnia: de Medicorum Principum Historia, one of two key works published posthumously. The Medicorum was a catalogue of all known diseases and his precise clinical descriptions of the diseases was his greatest strength. Lusistanus moved to Amsterdam in 1625 where he made a zealous return to Judiasm and became an important figure in the Jewish scientific community.
Wellcome: 3258 - not in.
[Ref: 57213] £350.00