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Johannes de
Ketham was a
German physician living in
Italy at the end of the
fifteenth century.
Little is
known about him, but he has been
identified by...
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Latin and came out in
numerous editions over the next 25 years.
Johannes de
Ketham, the
German physician routinely ****ociated with the Fasciculus, was neither...
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seven volumes. The 1491 book
Fasciculus Medicinae,
published by
Johannes de
Ketham,
became po****r with
laypeople and was used for self-diagnosis. The matula...
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acquired at this time, by
Valescus de Taranta, Jan Mesue, Hugo Senensis, Jan
Ketham,
Arnold de
Villa Nova, and
Michele Savonarola,
which would form the embryo...
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Blanch c. 1490s
Jacomijne Costers –
Visioen en
exempel 1491
Johannes de
Ketham (ed.) –
Fasciculus Medicinae (first
printed book to
contain anatomical illustrations)...
- may have been a
woodcut in the 1495
Fasciculo di
medicina by
Johannes de
Ketham which,
although simpler, has many of the same elements,
including the seated...
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commentary on Mondino's work, and the text of
Anathomia was
incorporated into
Ketham's 1493 text
Fasciculus medicinae. Olmi 2006, pp. 3–17. The
family name is...
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physiognomiae also
appear in many
early printed versions of
Johannes de
Ketham's medical treatise Fasciculus Medicinae (although this is not the case for...
