Bernardino Genga 17th Century Manuscript Medical Textbook Alan Watts Condition: publishers black cloth boards

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Bernardino Genga 17th Century Manuscript Medical Textbook Alan Watts Condition: publishers black cloth boardsBernardino Genga. Manuscript Teaching Treatises (Parts IIIIV): On Ulcers; On Bones and Ligaments. Rome, late 17th century. Small Octavo An important manuscript transmission of surgical teaching in late seventeenth century Rome illustrating the pedagogical dissemination of the anatomical and clinical methods of Bernardino Genga. Genga served as Chief Surgeon and Professor of Anatomy and Surgery at the Hospital of Santo Spirito in Rome and was among the