A bibliography of the works of Ambroise Paré : premier chirurgien & conseiller du Roy
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine, inv. 142259
Ouvrage mis en ligne avec l'aimable autorisation de la New York Academy of Medicine
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine
0001 - Page sans numérotation - [Première de couverture]
[The first English Edition of the Collected Works]
0004 - Page sans numérotation - [Mention de Collection]
0009 - Page iv - [Motto] Labor improbus omnia vincit
0011 - vi - [Mention d'Editeur, Copyright]
0014 - Page ix - A Table of the Contents
0016 - Page xi - A List of the Illustrations
0017 - Page xii - A Bibliography of the Works of Ambroise Paré
0026 - Page 1 - Part I. - The Original Separate Books
0028 - Page 3 - The Original Separate Books, Being Those Early Publications of Paré, Each One of Which Marks a Step in the Development of the Man, of his Art, or of Contemporary Science
0038 - Page 13 - Paré's Publishers and His Religion. Fresh Light on an Old Controversy
0044 - Page 19 - Paré, Author or Plagiarist ? A Weighing of the Evidence
Fig. 1. Paré's First Book, The Treatise on Gunshot Wounds / Fig. 2. The second edition of the Treatise on Gunshot Wounds
0054 - Page 27 - The Books. The Treatise on Gunshot Wounds
Fig. 3. The first English Translation of The Treatise on Gun-shot Wounds
Fig. 4. The first Dutch Translation (1547) of The Treatise on Gunshot Wounds / Fig. 5. The second Dutch Edition of The Treatise on Gunshot Wounds
Fig. 6. Paré's first Anatomical Treatise / Fig. 7. Paré's best known Anatomical Work
Fig. 8. The Anatomy and Surgery of the head / Fig. 9. The Dix Liures de la Chirurgie
0091 - Page 56 - The Treatise on The Plague
Fig. 10. The first edition of the Treatise on the Plague / Fig. 11. The second edition of the Treatise on the Plague
Fig. 12. The first English Translation of the Treatise on the Plague / Fig. 13. The Italian Translation of the Treatise on the Plague
Fig. 14. The Cinq Liures de Chirurgie / Fig. 15. The Deux Liures de Chirurgie
0116 - Page 75 - Controversial Literature
Fig. 16. The Treatise on Nummy and Unicorn's Horn
Fig. 17. The Reply to critics of his Treatise on The Unicorn's Horn
0132 - Page 87 - Part II. - The Collected Works
Fig. 18. Copper Engraving of Paré, aged seventy-two
0134 - Page 89 - The Collected Works, Which, for a Hundred Years after Paré's Death, Appearing Continuously in French or Translated into Other Languages, Spread his Influence throughout the Medical World
Fig. 19. The first edition of The Oeuvres
0146 - Page 101 - The Works. The French Editions
Fig. 20. The second edition of The Oeuvres
Fig. 21. A Re-issue of the second edition of The Oeuvres, 1579 ?
Fig. 22. The fourth and best edition of The Oeuvres
Fig. 23. The first Latin Edition of the Collected Works
Fig. 24. The first English Edition of the Collected Works
Fig. 25. The first German Edition of the Collected Works
Fig. 26. The first Dutch Edition of the Collected Works
Fig. 27. An Illustration from the Manuscript "Geka Soden", ca. 1706 / Fig. 28. Title-page of Geka Kummô Zui, 1769
0270 - Page 209 - Part III. - The Extracts from The Works
0272 - Page 211 - The Extracts from The Works, Representing Those Books Which by Reason of Their Particular Interest or of Their Non-Medical Character, Have Been Reprinted in Whole or in Part
0277 - Page 216 - The Extracts. Surgical Excerpts
Fig. 29. The first edition of the Explanation of Paré's Instruments
0285 - Page 222 - The Sieges of Metz and of Saint-Quentin
0290 - Page 227 - The Apology and Journeys
0298 - Page 235 - A Key to the Owners of Paré's Books
0306 - Page 243 - A Chronological Table of the Books
0310 - Page 247 - A Catalogue of the Authors Consulted
0329 - Page 266 - The History of Medicine Series issued under the Auspices of the Library of the New York Academy of Medicine