[17TH CENTURY]. MERCURIO, Geronimo Scipione (1550-1616). La Commare... Kindermutter oder Hebammen-Buch. Wittenberg: Matthaeus Henckel for Tobias Mevius heirs & Elerd Schumacher, 1671. 4o. Engraved title, engraved plates (small hole to engraved title, some browing and staining). Contemporary vellum (some staining). See Garrison-Morton 6144. -- VILLAFANE, Juan de Arphe y. Varia conmensuracion para la escultura, y arquitectura. Madrid: Francisco Sanz, 1675. 2o. Woodcut portrait of author on title, numerous woodcut illustrations in text (dampstaining and browning). Contemporary vellum (worn). Book two is on proportions of the human body and its parts. First printed in Seville in 1585. Brunet V:1223. -- GIBSON, Thomas. The Anatomy of Humane Bodies Epitomized. London: Awnsham and John Churchill, 1694. 8o. 18 engraved plates (some light marginal staining). Contemporary calf (rebacked). Fourth edition. Wing G-675. -- BAILLOU, Guillaume de. Opera medica omnia. Edited by J. Thevart. Venice: Angelum Jeremiam, 1734-36. 4 volumes in one, 4o. Later calf (some rubbing). Garrison-Morton 60. -- BARLES, Louis. Les nouvelles decouvertes sur les organes des hommes servans a la generation. Lyons: Esprit Vitalis, 1673. 12o. Engraved portrait, additional engraved title and 4 anatomical plates. Contemporary sheep, spine gilt (some rubbing). NLM Krivatsy 707. -- MARCHETTI, Domenico de. Anatomia.... Harderwijk: Societatis Typographicae, 1656. 12o. Engraved additional title. Contemporary vellum (some dampstaining and soiling). Provenance Rudolph Ram (contemporary signature on title); Matthias Krapp (signature); Kings County, Library of the Medical Society (bookplate). NLM/Krivatsy 7415. -- VERHEYEN, Philip. Corporis humani anatomiae liber primus. Brussels: Bernard Gessari, 1717. 2 volumes in one, 4o (218 x 160 mm). Frontispiece portrait and 46 folding plates. (Some pale foxing, small pale stain in extreme outer margin of some leaves.) Contemporary calf (some light wear extremities). Provenance: Konvent Milosrdnych Bratri, Prague (ink stamp on frontispiece verso). Garrison-Morton 388. (7)