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Opusculum

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O`pus´cu`lum    (ô`pŭs´kũ`lŭm)
n.1.An opuscule.


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35) Poco, se non nulla, si sa invece di tale Niccolo, medico anche lui, come lo erano l'Ilicino e il Malpigli, nonche autore di un Opusculum pulcherrimum de memoriae naturalis reparatione e di un del tutto inesplorato libro di sonetti.
The famous passage "Roma quanta fuit ipsa ruina docet," from Francesco Albertini's Opusculum (1510), an updated version of the Mirabilia Urbis Romae (the twelfth-century medieval guidebook to Rome), suggests that however great she once was, the ruins themselves reveal.
75) Veslingus, "To the reader": "Revocandos itaque censui exerrantes, atque ut publicis dissectionibus maiore cum studiorum emolumento interessent, opusculum hoc concinnavi, rerum in solemni corporis humani dissectione mihi demonstrandarum indicem.
 
 
 
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