‎QUINTUS SERENUS SAMMONICUS. [KEUCHENIUS] --- MORHARDO (J.)‎
‎QUINTUS SERENUS SAMMONICUS (KEUCHENIUS). De medicina praecepta saluberrima. Robertus Keuchenisu ex veteri libro restituit, emendavit, illustravit. Ad illustrem & amplissimum virum Cornelium DE GRAEF. Amstelodami, Van Den Berge, 1662, (8), 295pp., (11) ---- MORHARDO (J.). Tractatus de Miraculis in creaturis elucentibus sive Amphiteatrum sapeintiae divinae, omnipotentiae infinitae, bonitatis inexhaustae, invisibilem deum quasi in tabella delineans... Argentinae, Welperi, 1631, (1), 320pp., (2) ---- SOIT 2 OUVRAGES reliés en un volume -- BEL EXEMPLAIRE ‎

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‎---- DEUX OUVRAGES RELIES en un volume plein velin (reliure de l'époque) ---- BEL EXEMPLAIRE ---- Heirs of Hippocrates N° 45 : "A father and son named Quintus Serenus Sammonicus lived during the late second and early third centuries. Few details regarding their lives are available but it is known that the father was put to death by the Emperor Caracalla purportedly for the use of magic in his medical practice.... This long medical poem of Serenus Sammonicus was held in great esteem and was widely used for many years. Here it is accompanied by an extensive historical and philosophical commentary by Robert Keuchinius, a professor at Amsterdam"**4361/ARM2A‎