Owners of Incunabula

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Argilagues, Franciscus

Owner Id00016295
TypePerson
GenderMale
Biographical dates - Period of existence1477 - 1511
Other InformationFloruit. Date ipotetiche. Medico di Valencia. Si addottorò a Pisa nel 1477 e fu protagonista di un lungo iter Italicum che si protrasse dal 1476 al 1508 fra Pisa, Siena, Firenze e Venezia, dal 1483. 1502 a Ragusa. Secondo la sottoscrizione autografa in un incunabolo ora in Biblioteca Marciana nel 1511 esercitava medicina a Venezia.
BIBLIOGR.: Maike Rotzoll, Pierleone da Spoleto. Vita e opere di un medico del Rinascimento, Firenze, Olschki, 2000, pp. 64-65; Pilar Codonyer Soria, Estudiants valencians al studio fiorentino (1473-1494), Valencia 2003, pp. 109-112.
From C. Dondi: Albertus Magnus, De animalibus. Venice: Johannes and Gregorius de Gregoriis, de Forlivio, 21 May 1495. Fo. Roger Gaskell Rare Books
'Sum Francisci Argilagues de Valencia artium et medicine doctoris | Ragusij morantis ibidem conducti phisici anno 1502 Alexandro | .6. pontifice maximo viuente'.
Francisc Argilagues (fl. c.1470-1598), from Valencia is known as the editor of the second edition of Articella, the famous medical compilation (first printed in Padua) Venice: Hermannus Liechteinstein 1483 and Baptista de Tortis 1487. He also edited Petrus de Abano's Conciliator differentiarum philosophorum et medicorum, in 1483 and 1490. He trained in the medical faculties of Siena and Pisa in the 1470s.
So it is quite interesting to discover that after his editorial work in Venice he settled in Dubrovnick where he practiced the medical profession.
Jon Arrizabalaga, Tradició medieval i cultura humanista en la medicina universitària: les activitats editorials de Francesc Argilagues i Guillem Caldentei per a les premses italianes de les acaballes del segle XV, trad. catalana d'E. Orriols i apendix par S. Giralt, M. Barceló (ed.), Al tombant de l'edat mitjana. Tradició medieval i cultura humanista. XVIII Jornades d'estudis històrics locals. Palma, del 15 al 17 de desembre de 1999, (2000), pp. 175-97; Jon Arrizabalaga, De la copie à l'édition: Francisc Argilagues et les manuscrits médicaux aux premiers temps de l'imprimerie (fin XVe – début XVIe siècle), in Médiévales, 52, printemps 2007, pp. 119-34
Variant NamesArgilagues, Franciscus

Activity

Start (year)1483
End (year)1511
NoteFloruit
MARC Area Codee-it
PlaceVenice (Geonames Id: 3164603)
Profession / Type of InstitutionPhysician
CharacterisationNo characterisation/lay
Last Edit2020-03-18 11:41:38

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Argilagues, Franciscus

Owner Id00016295
TypePerson
GenderMale
Biographical dates - Period of existence1477 - 1511
Other InformationFloruit. Date ipotetiche. Medico di Valencia. Si addottorò a Pisa nel 1477 e fu protagonista di un lungo iter Italicum che si protrasse dal 1476 al 1508 fra Pisa, Siena, Firenze e Venezia, dal 1483. 1502 a Ragusa. Secondo la sottoscrizione autografa in un incunabolo ora in Biblioteca Marciana nel 1511 esercitava medicina a Venezia.
BIBLIOGR.: Maike Rotzoll, Pierleone da Spoleto. Vita e opere di un medico del Rinascimento, Firenze, Olschki, 2000, pp. 64-65; Pilar Codonyer Soria, Estudiants valencians al studio fiorentino (1473-1494), Valencia 2003, pp. 109-112.
From C. Dondi: Albertus Magnus, De animalibus. Venice: Johannes and Gregorius de Gregoriis, de Forlivio, 21 May 1495. Fo. Roger Gaskell Rare Books
'Sum Francisci Argilagues de Valencia artium et medicine doctoris | Ragusij morantis ibidem conducti phisici anno 1502 Alexandro | .6. pontifice maximo viuente'.
Francisc Argilagues (fl. c.1470-1598), from Valencia is known as the editor of the second edition of Articella, the famous medical compilation (first printed in Padua) Venice: Hermannus Liechteinstein 1483 and Baptista de Tortis 1487. He also edited Petrus de Abano's Conciliator differentiarum philosophorum et medicorum, in 1483 and 1490. He trained in the medical faculties of Siena and Pisa in the 1470s.
So it is quite interesting to discover that after his editorial work in Venice he settled in Dubrovnick where he practiced the medical profession.
Jon Arrizabalaga, Tradició medieval i cultura humanista en la medicina universitària: les activitats editorials de Francesc Argilagues i Guillem Caldentei per a les premses italianes de les acaballes del segle XV, trad. catalana d'E. Orriols i apendix par S. Giralt, M. Barceló (ed.), Al tombant de l'edat mitjana. Tradició medieval i cultura humanista. XVIII Jornades d'estudis històrics locals. Palma, del 15 al 17 de desembre de 1999, (2000), pp. 175-97; Jon Arrizabalaga, De la copie à l'édition: Francisc Argilagues et les manuscrits médicaux aux premiers temps de l'imprimerie (fin XVe – début XVIe siècle), in Médiévales, 52, printemps 2007, pp. 119-34
Variant NamesArgilagues, Franciscus

Activity

Start (year)1483
End (year)1511
NoteFloruit
MARC Area Codee-it
PlaceVenice (Geonames Id: 3164603)
Profession / Type of InstitutionPhysician
CharacterisationNo characterisation/lay
Last Edit2020-03-18 11:41:38
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