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- Icones anatomicae quibus praecipuae aliquae partes corporis humani delineatae proponuntur & arteriarum potissimum historia1
- Icones anatomicae quibus praecipuae aliquae partes corporis humani delineatae proponuntur & arteriarum potissimum historia (Volume 1)1
- Icones anatomicae quibus praecipuae aliquae partes corporis humani delineatae proponuntur & arteriarum potissimum historia (Volume 2)1
- Icones anatomicae quibus praecipuae aliquae partes corporis humani delineatae proponuntur & arteriarum potissimum historia (Volume 3)1
- Il barbiere1
- In comincia el dignissimo Fasiculo de medicina in volgare el quale tracta de tute le infirmitate del corpo humano & de la anotomia de quello: & multi altri tractati composti p[er] diuersi excelentissimi doctori con auctorita e testi prouadi : & prima la exposition del colore delle vrine e iudicio de quelle1
- In hac figura habes duos musculos obliquos ascendentes1
- In hac figura vides qualiter eleuatis musculis lo[n]gis1
- Interior of Model from Side (one layer removed) [Plate IV]1
- Introductory address, and catalogue of students attending the annual course of lectures on anatomy and surgery1
- Introductory lecture before the medical class of the University of Pennsylvania: delivered Nov. 9, 18431
- Introductory lecture delivered on the fifteenth of November, 18301
- Introductory lecture to a course of anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania: delivered November 7th, 1831 and published at the request of the medical class1
- Introductory lecture to a course of demonstrative anatomy: delivered December 11, 18301
- Introductory lecture to a course of lectures on surgical anatomy and the operations of surgery1
- Introductory lecture to the course of anatomy and physiology, in Rutgers Medical College, New York: delivered November 11, 18261
- Introductory lecture to the course of anatomy and physiology, in Rutgers Medical College, New-York: delivered November 11, 18261
- Introductory lecture to the winter course of anatomy, in the Philadelphia School of Anatomy: delivered on Monday evening, November 2d, 18401
- Isagogae breues, perlucid[a]e ac uberrim[a]e, in anatomia[m] humani corporis a co[m]muni medicoru[m] academia usitata[m]1