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Linea 2: [[Fasciculus:Oxalis Mattioli.jpg\|thumb\|[[Oxalis]] a Matthiolo picta]] [[Fasciculus:Melantrich33.jpg\|thumb\|Commentariolum de hircis e libro ''Epistolarum Medicinalium libri quinque'']] '''Petrus Andreas Matthiolus''' (''Pietro Andrea Gregorio Mattioli''; natus die [[23 Martii]] [[1501]] [[Saena Iulia\|Saenae Iuliae]]; mortuus anno [[1577]] [[Tridentum\|Tridenti]]) fuit medicus et botanista, qui de his [[Latine]] et [[~~Italice~~Lingua Italiana\|Italiane]] scripsit. <!-- He received his MD at the [[University of Padua]] in 1523, and subsequently practiced the profession in Siena, [[Rome]], [[Trento]] and [[Gorizia]], becoming personal doctor of [[Ferdinand II, Archduke of Austria]] in [[Prague]] and [[Ambras Castle]] and [[Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor]] in [[Vienna]]. A careful student of [[botany]], he described 100 new plants and coordinated the [[medical botany]] of his time in his ''Discorsi'' ("Commentaries") on the ''Materia Medica'' of [[Dioscorides]]. The first edition of Mattioli's work appeared in 1544 in [[Italian language\|Italian]]. There were several later editions in Italian and translations into [[Latin]] ([[Venice]], 1554), [[Czech language\|Czech]], (Prague, 1562), [[German language\|German]] (Prague, 1563) and [[French language\|French]].

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