The Plague of Lust, Vol. 1 (of 2): Being a History of Venereal Disease in Classical AntiquityRosenbaum, Julius
History
The Plague of Lust, Vol. 1 (of 2): Being a History of Venereal Disease in Classical Antiquity
Rosenbaum, Julius
Sexually transmitted diseases -- History
7) _Daniel Turner_: Aphrodisiacus, containing a Summary of the Ancient
Writers on the Venereal Disease, under the following heads: I. of its
Original; II. of the Symptoms; III. of the various Methods of cure.
London, printed for John Clarke. MDCCXXXVI. 8vo.
An Abridgement from the “Aphrodisiacus” of Luisinus, arranged under
the three heads named on the Title-page. (_Astruc_, II. p. 1110.)
8) _John Armstrong_: A Synopsis of the history and cure of the Venereal
Disease. London 1737. 8vo.
Another Abridgement from Luisinus. (_Girtanner_, iii. p. 430.)
9) _Aphrodisiacus sive de lue venerea_ in duas partes divisus, quarum
altera continet ejus vestigia in veterum auctorum monimentis obvia,
altera quos Aloysius Luisinus temere omisit scriptores et medicos et
historicos ordine chronologico digestos, collegia notulis instruxit,
glossarium indicemque rerum memorabilium subjecit _D. Christianus
Gothofredus Gruner_ etc. Jenae apud Christ. Henr. Cunonis heredes.
MDCCLXXXVIIII. XIV. 166 und 16 S. fol.
(“_Aphrodisiacus: or A Treatise on the Venereal Disease_, divided
into two parts, whereof the one contains Traces of this Disease to be
met with in the Writings of Ancient Authors, the other Those Writers,
whether Doctors or Historians, whom _Aloysius Luisinus_ has without
sufficient reason omitted, arranged in chronological order. Collected
and edited, with Notes, Glossary, and Index of noteworthy Matters, by
_D. Christianus Gothofredus Gruner_, etc. Jena, published by heirs of
Christ. Henr. Cuno. 1789. pp. XIV, 166 and 16. fol.).
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