Mario Zuccaro

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Mario Zuccaro , Italian doctor, born towards the end of the 16th century with Naples

He professed art to cure in the schools of his birthplace with a big competition of listeners, and was rewarded for his services by the title of Count Palatine. He died in 1634, and was buried in the church of the royal old people's home of the incurable , to which he bequeathed all his goods.

Its tomb, surmounted of its marble bust, is decorated with an inscription. This reasoning could perhaps conveair at one time when anatomico-physiological knowledge was in childhood, and where the most complicated drugs and absurdest formed the base of the treatment of the diseases.

One has of Zuccaro:

Of worm has ac methodica nutriendi R allocates Neapoli usurpata pro curandis morbis , Naples, in-4°;
Of morbis puerrum tractatus , ibid, 1604, in-4°;
Methodus occurrendi venenatis corporibus, compendiosa tractatio , ibid, 1611, in-4°. This edition is the second.
Of morbis left animalis , ibid, 1623, in-4°;
Of morbis complicatis , ibid, in-4°;
Hippocratis epidemialium observationum leave PRIMA , Venice, 1621, in-4.

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