Divination and oracles

De humana physiognomonia Ioannis Baptistae Portae Neapolitani, libri IV

qui ab extimis, quae in hominum corporibus conspiciuntur signis, ita eorum naturas, mores & consilia (egregiis ad viuum expressis iconibus) demonstrant, vt intimos animi recessus penetrare videantur : omnibus omnium ordinum studiosis lectu vtiles, maximeque iucundi

by Giambattista della Porta

First published:
17th century
Language: Latin

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Subjects: Early works to 1800, Physiognomy

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qui ab extimis, quae in hominum corporibus conspiciuntur signis, ita eorum naturas, mores & consilia (egregiis ad viuum expressis iconibus) demonstrant, vt intimos animi recessus penetrare videantur : omnibus omnium ordinum studiosis lectu vtiles, maximeque iucundi Open Library record	1601	Typis Cornelii Sutorii, sumptibus Ion[a]e Rosae Fr.	Latin	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)