79/1747 [Anatomy]. Morgagni, J.B. Adversaria anatomica omnia. Venice, Remondini, 1762, XVI,244p., engr. title-vignette, 11 plates, contemp. giltlettered hcalf, folio. - BOUND WITH: Idem. Epistolae anatomicae duodeviginti ad scripta pertinentes (...) Antoni Mariae Valsavae. Padua, idem, 1764/ 1762, 2 parts, XII,427; VIII,96p. - BOUND WITH: Idem. Opuscula miscellanea quorum nunc pauca nunc primum prodeunt. Venice, idem, 1763, 3 parts, (2),VI,120; 75; 84p., woodcut title-vignette, engr. frontisp. portrait.

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= Wellcome IV, 178; DSB vol.9, p.510: "The Adversaria anatomica prima is a series of researches on fine anatomy conducted according to the tradition established by Malpighi, although Morgagni showed greater caution in the use of the microscope and in making anatomical preparations. Despite the modesty of its title - "Notes on Anatomy" - Morgagni's book actually records a whole succession of discoveries regarding minute organic mechanisms, including the glands of the trachea, of the male urethra, and of the female genitals (...). " SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LVII.