Nicholaus Culpeper

Nicholaus, vulgo Nicholas Culpeper^[1] (in oppido Ockley Surreiae die 18 Octobris 1616 natus; Londinii mortuus die 10 Ianuarii 1654) fuit herbalista et astrologus Anglicus. Auctor fuit operis The English Physitian, quod sub titulo recentiori Culpeper's Complete Herbal per saecula quattuor crebriter impressum est.

Scripta

Titulus operis The English Physitian Nicholai Culpeper (editio prima, 1652)

Frontispicium titulusque operis The English Physitian Nicholai Culpeper (editio secunda aut tertia, eodem anno divulgata quo prima, effigie addita, orthographia Physician)

1652 : The English Physitian (Londinii) Textus

Notae

↑ Etiam Culpepper. De orthographia Latina vide imaginem nostram

Bibliographia

Sidney Lee, "Culpeper, Nicholas (1616–1654)" in Dictionary of National Biography edd. Leslie Stephen, Sidney Lee. 63 voll., 3 voll. suppl. (Londinii, 1885-1901 ~)
Mary Rhinelander McCarl, "Publishing the works of Nicholas Culpeper, astrological herbalist and translator of Latin medical works in seventeenth-century London" in Canadian Bulletin of Medical History vol. 13 (1996) pp. 225–376
F. N. L. Poynter, "Nicholas Culpeper and His Books" in Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences vol. 17 (1962) pp. 152–167
Benjamin Woolley, The herbalist: Nicholas Culpeper and the fight for medical freedom. Londinii: Harper Collins, 2004. ISBN 0-00-712657-3

Nexus externi

Lexica biographica: • Deutsche Biographie •

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Nicholaum Culpeper spectant.

[1] Etiam Culpepper. De orthographia Latina vide imaginem nostram

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