HIPPOCRATES (ca. 460 B.C.-ca. 377 B.C.). Libri epidemiorum primus, tertius, et sextus. Cum Galeni in eos commentariis, J. Vassaeus interprete. Editio prima, Lyon: by Philibert Rollet for Guillaume Rouille, 1550, 16° (dampstained, title with rust marks, thumb soiled and with small section lacking from outer margin), old vellum (worn) [Adams A614; Durling 2428; Wellcome I, 2628] -- The Aphorisms of Hippocrates and the Sentences of Celsus, edited by Conrad Sprengell, London: R. Wilkin [etc.], 1735, 8°, second edition, 2 engraved portraits, title in red and black (perforation to title repeated on H3 and R8, other JCL markings, some browning and occasional marginal soiling), brown cloth [Blake p. 213; Wellcome III, p. 273] -- GALENUS. Ars Medicinalis. Nicolo Leoniceno interprete, Venice: F. Bolzetta, 1610, 16° (title with perforation, rust mark from paper clip and cancellation stamp on verso, accession no. in ink at foot of A2, the ink also affecting lower margin of following leaf which is holed), recent blue half morocco (extremities rubbed, JCL markings); and 11 other volumes, one a facsimile. (14)