Divination and oracles

De cognitione hominis per aspectum

opus vere, in hoc genere compendiosum, alijs etiam praestantius, quia & distinctius, & accuratius, & vberius scripsit caeteris, colligens quicquid, cum Arist. tum Hypp. vel Gal. cum alijs testamentis sparsim[?] omiserint, addens de maculis totius corporis, quod apud Latinos phisionomantes adhuc relictum testamento non probatur, cupientibus viuere absque periculo malorum valde necessarium ...

by Michelangelo Biondo

First published:
16th century
Language: Latin

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Subjects: Early works to 1800, Physiognomy, Characters and characteristics

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
opus vere, in hoc genere compendiosum, alijs etiam praestantius, quia & distinctius, & accuratius, & vberius scripsit caeteris, colligens quicquid, cum Arist. tum Hypp. vel Gal. cum alijs testamentis sparsim[?] omiserint, addens de maculis totius corporis, quod apud Latinos phisionomantes adhuc relictum testamento non probatur, cupientibus viuere absque periculo malorum valde necessarium ... Open Library record	1544	Sine nomine	Latin	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)