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The richness of the Hispanic-American bibliography originated during the colonial period. It was recently discovered that the first American book seems to have been printed in Tlaxcala, Mexico, in 1531 and not in 1539 in Mexico City, as was formerly believed. In 1557 the Phisica Specvlatio of Alonso de la Veracruz was printed, a book in which medical subjects were discussed for the first time in America. In the same century the most precious jewels of Mexican bibliography appeared: the Opera Medicinalia by Bravo in 1570, the Svmma de Chirvrgia by Alonso Lopez in 1578, reprinted in 1595, the Tractado de Chirvrgia by Farfän in 1579, the Problewias de las Indias by Cardenas in 1591, the Tractado de Medicina by Farfän in 1592, reprinted in 1610, and the thesis of Rangel in 1598. The 17th century saw the publication of the Reportorio of Henrico Martinez (1606), the magnificent Verdadera Medicina by Barrios (1607), the books of Ximenez (1615), Cisneros (1618), Munoz Parejo (1647), the treatises on mercury by Correa in 1648 and by Bezerra in 1649, the work of Gregorio Lopez in 1672 and 1674, the anatomies of Bezerra in 1657 and that of Ossorio in 1677 and 1692. In the 18th century the fol
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- Author
- Francisco Guerra
- Published
- 1954
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Social Sciences