Anatomie, ofte Af-beeldinghe van de deelen des menschelijcken lichaems, en derselver verklaringhe. Met een aenwijsinghe om het selve te ontleden volgens de leeringe Galleni, Vesalii, Fallopii en Arantii.

Folio: [4 incl. engr. title]-198-[1] pp. (engr. title pasted on laid paper, title re-margined; some light dampst., mostly marginal, but sl. affecting pl. in 3rd part).

19th-c. brown sheep in an old style with blind-stamped boards and spine with raised bands, speckled edges (corners sl. bumped).

Later Dutch translation (after the 1568 Plantin transl.) of the major anatomical work by the Spanish physician Valverde (1525-1588), seen as the "the most original of the "plagiarisms" from Vesalius". Ill. with an engr. title and 42 full-page anatomical pl. after the ill. by Vesalius.
Bound with, as it should be, same place and ed.: Van Mauden, David - Bedieninghe der anatomien, dat is: Maniere ende onderrichtinghe om perfectelijck des menschen lichaem t'anatomizeren [...].1646. 101-[2] (sm. hole in text of register). Dutch anatomical textbook by the Antwerp physician and instructor of surgeons Van Mauden (1538-1612). Ill. with 5 anatomical in-text woodcuts. Woodcut mark on title.
Ref. Krivatsy 12148. - Cockx-Indestege (Vesalius census) 75. - Cp. Garrison & Morton 378.02 (1st Italian ed.).