Frederik Ruysch - Works

Works

  • Disputatio medica inauguralis de pleuritide. Dissertation, Leiden, 1664.
  • Dilucidatio valvularum in vasis lymphaticis et lacteis. Hagae-Comitiae, ex officina H. Gael, 1665; Leiden, 1667; Amsterdam, 1720. 2. Aufl. 1742.
  • Museum anatomicum Ruyschianum, sive catalogus rariorum quae in Authoris aedibus asservantur. Amsterdam, 1691. 2. Aufl. 1721; 3. Aufl. 1737.
  • Catalogus Musaei Ruyschiani. Praeparatorum Anatomicorum, variorum Animalium, Plantarum, aliarumque Rerum Naturalium. Amsterdam: Janssonio-Waesbergios, 1731.
  • Observationum anatomico-chirurgicarum centuria. Amsterdam 1691; 2. Aufl. 1721: 3. Aufl. 1737.
  • Epistolae anatomicae problematicae. 14 Bände. Amsterdam, 1696-1701.
  • Het eerste Anatomisch Cabinet. Amsterdam, Johan Wolters, 1701
  • Thesaurus anatomicus. 10 Delen. Amsterdam, Johan Wolters, 1701–1716.
  • Adversarium anatomico-medico-chirurgicorum decas prima. Amsterdam 1717.
  • Curae posteriores seu thesaurus anatomicus omnium precedentium maximus. Amsterdam, 1724.
  • Thesaurus animalium primus. Amsterdam, 1728. 18: Amsterdam, 1710, 1725.
  • Curae renovatae seu thesaurus anatomicus post curas posteriores novus. Amsterdam, 1728.
  • Samen met Herman Boerhaave: Opusculum anatomicum de fabrica glandularum in corpore humano. Leiden, 1722; Amsterdam, 1733.
  • Tractatio anatomica de musculo in fundo uteri. Amsterdam, 1723.
  • Opera omnia. 4 Bände. Amsterdam, 1721.
  • Opera omnia anatomico-medico-chirurgica huc usque edita. 5 Bände. Amsterdam, 1737.
  • Herbarivm Rvyschianvm, in Mvsei Imperialis Petropolitani, vol. 1, pars secvnda. Petropolitanae, 1745.

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