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'''Fasciculus Medicinae''' is a collection of medical treatises which was first printed in 1491. It is considered one of the earliest and most significant examples of [[medical literature]] in the [[history of medicine]]. The collection was compiled by Johannes de Ketham, a German physician.

== History ==

The '''Fasciculus Medicinae''' was first published in [[Venice]] in 1491 by the printer [[Johannes and Gregorius de Gregoriis]]. The original version was in Latin, but it was later translated into several other languages, including Italian, German, and Spanish. The collection quickly gained popularity and was reprinted many times throughout the 16th century.

== Content ==

The '''Fasciculus Medicinae''' contains a variety of medical treatises on topics such as [[anatomy]], [[physiology]], [[pathology]], and [[pharmacy]]. It also includes several diagrams and illustrations, which were innovative for the time. The collection is particularly notable for its inclusion of the first printed anatomical illustrations, which were based on medieval traditions rather than direct observation.

== Legacy ==

The '''Fasciculus Medicinae''' had a significant impact on the development of [[medical education]] and the [[medical profession]]. It helped to standardize medical knowledge and practices, and it served as a key reference for physicians and medical students for several centuries. The collection is still studied today for its historical and cultural significance.

== See also ==

* [[History of medicine]]
* [[Medical literature]]
* [[Johannes de Ketham]]

== References ==

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[[Category:Medical literature]]
[[Category:History of medicine]]
[[Category:15th-century books]]

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