Antonio Pacchioni - bibliography

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Biography

Italian anatomist, born June 13, 1665, Reggio nell'Emilia; died November 5, 1726, Rome.

Bibliography

  • De durae meningis fabrica et usu disquisito anatomica.
    Romae, D. A. Herculis, 1701.
  • Dissertatio epistolaris ad Lucam Schroeckium de glandulis conglobatis durae meningis humanae.
    Rome, Francesco Buagni, 1705. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1712.
  • Disertt. binae ad . . . illustrandis durae meningis ejusque glandularum structurae atque usibus concinnatae.
    Rome, 1713.
  • Diss. phys.-anat. de durae meninge humana, novis experimentis . . . auctae et illustratae.
    Rome, 1721. A collected edition of his works appeared in Rome in 1721. 
           Works on Antonio Pacchioni:
  • Enrico Benassi:
    Carteggi inediti fra il Lancisi, il Pacchioni ed il Morgagni.
    Rivista di storia delle scienze mediche e naturali, 1932, 23: 145-169.
  • Maria Bertolani del Rio:
    Antonio Pacchioni 1665-1726.
    In, Luigi Barchi, editor: Medici e naturalisti Reggiani (Reggio nell' Emilia), 1935: 659-667.
  • Pietri Capparoni:
    Lo stato di servizio di Antonio Pacchioni all'Ospedale della conzolazione in Roma ed un suo medaglione onorario.
    Rivista di storia delle scienze mediche e naturali. 1914, 2: 241-245.
  • Jacopo Chiappelli:
    Notizie intorno alla vita di Antonio Pacchioni da Reggio.
    Raccolta d'opuscoli scientifici e filologici, Biblioteca Modenese, Modene 1783, III: 415-419.

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