Medical
- Avicenna Opera, 2 vols. 1608 Venice
- Thomas Bartholin Anatomia Reformata, Leyden 1651
- de Medicina Danorun Domestica, Hannover 1666
- de Luce Animalium, Leyden 1647
- Historiar. Anatomic. rarior. Cent. VI, 3 vol. Hannover 1654
- de Pulmonum Substantia et Motu, Hannover 1663
- de Lacteis Thoracicis, London 1652
- de Ovariis Mulierum & Generat. Historia, 1678
- Gerolamo Cardano Opera, 10 vol. Leyden 1663
- Aulus Cornelius Celsus De Medicina 8 Libri Basle 1592
- Realdo Colombo De Re Anatomica Libri XV Venice 1559
- Pedanius Dioscorides Opera, 1598
- Parabilia, 1598
- Charles Estienne De dissectione Corporis humani, 1545
- Hieronymus Fabricius Opera Anatomica, Paris 1625
- De Visione, Voce & Auditu, Venice 1600
- Ab Aquapendente Opera Chirurgica, Venice 1619
- Fallopius, Opera, Frankfurt 1600
- Jean Fernel, Cosmotheoria, 1528
- Leonhart Fuchs, de humani Corporis fabrica Leiden 1551
- Paradoxor. Medicinae Libri 3 Venice 1547
- Galen, Opera, 5 books in 3 vols. Basle 1538
- Pierre Gassendi,Vita Epicuri, Leiden 1647
- de apparente magnitudine solis humilis et sublimis, Paris 1642
- Instit. Astronomia item Galileo et Kepler, 1683
- Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus, 1648
- Francis Glisson, De ventriculo & Intestinis, London 1677
- de Rachitide, London 1650
- Jonathan Goddard Unhappy condition of Practice of Physick in London, 1670
- Johannes Goropius Becanus Origines Antwerpianae 1569
- William Harvey, De Generatione, London 1651
- Exercitatio Anatomica de Motu Cordis et Sanguinis in Animalibus
- Hippocrates Opera 1624
- Aphorismi & Prognost in Greek and Latin, ed. Jo. Butino 1625
- Coacae Praenotiones, notes by John Johnson, Amsterdam 1660
- de Morbis Mulierum, Paris 1585
- Praenotiones, Paris 1585
- Marcello Malpighi De viscerum structura, London 1669
- de formatione Pulli in Ovo, London 1673
- de Viscerum Structura, London 1669
- Adrian von Mynsicht Thesaurus et Armamentarium Medico-Chymicum 1631
- Jan Swammerdam, Uteri Muliebris Fabrica, London 1680
- of Respiration, Leiden 1667
- Thomas Sydenham, Observationes Medical., London 1676
- de Podagra & Hydrope, London 1683
- Schedula Monitoria de nova Febris Ingressu, London 1686
- Epist. duae de Morbis Epidem. & de Lue Venera, London 1680
- Dissertatio Epistolaris, London 1682
- Walter Charleton, Enquiries into Human Nature, 1680
- Darkness of Atheism dispelled by Nature's Light, 1652
- Henry Martini,Anatomia Urinae Galeno-Spagyrica, Frankfurt 1659
- George Ent, Apolog. pro Circulatione Sanguinis adv. et Parisanum, London 1641
- Franz de la Boe a.k.a. Franciscus Sylvius
- Thomas Willis, Opera varia, 5 vols. London 1664
- Cerebri Anatome cum fig., London 1664
- Richard Lower, De Corde: item de motu & colore sanguinis, London 1670
- Julius Caesar Scaliger, On Insomnia, Geneva 1610
- Vesalius, De humani corporis fabrica 8 Books 1555
- Jacques Dubois aka Jacobus Sylvius de Signis omnib. Medicis Paris 1630
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