[The Polish anatomical terminology in De ossibus humanis tractatus tres by Jan Ursinus]
OddziaĆ Chirurgii Szczekowo-Twarzowe, Radomskiego Szpitala Specjalistycznego, Tochtermana 1.
Journal Article: Archiwum historii i filozofii medycyny / Polskii Towarzystwo Historii Medycyny i Farmacji 02/2006; 69(1-2):15-30.
Abstract
Jan Ursinus was a continuator of the medieval Latin tradition of the glossed medical literature, which in his works was limited to anatomy only. Polish glosses can be considered equivalents to Latin and Greek names and only sometimes we can meet some wider and especially precious polish commentaries. Numerous quotations from works of other authors prove that Ursinus knew a lot of antique and contemporary authors. He described functions of several organs and was acquainted with fundamentals of medicine. Ursinus demonstrated to be good creator of the Polish anatomic terms and his work has been appreciated both in his times and nowadays.
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contemporary authors
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glossed medical literature
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Greek names
Jan Ursinus
medieval Latin tradition
Polish anatomic terms
Polish glosses
precious polish commentaries
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