Libro Primero De Annathomia Andres De León

Libro Primero De Annathomia es una recopilación exhaustiva y un examen general de las evacuaciones, la anatomía y la compostura del cuerpo humano. Escrito en español y publicado alrededor de 1590, este volumen explora las diferencias y virtudes del alma, ofreciendo definiciones de medicina junto con diversas reflexiones curiosas y provechosas sobre filosofía y astrología.

Este libro, escrito por Andr&eacute,s De León, representa una ventana al conocimiento m&eacute,dico y científico de finales del siglo XVI, revelando las interconexiones entre la medicina, la filosofía y la astrología en la comprensión del ser humano. Una obra esencial para entender la historia de la medicina y el pensamiento científico de la &eacute,poca.

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Ficha Técnica

• ISBN: 9781148481043
• Autor: Andres De León
• Editorial: Nabu Press
• Páginas: No especificado
• Encuadernación: Tapa Blanda
• Dimensiones: 156.00 x 234.00 mm