Io. Batis. Portae Neap. De humana physiognomia li. VI : in quibus docetur quom[odo] animi propentes naturalibus remediis compesci possint (1602)
Porta, Giambattista della, 1535?-1615, Longo, Tarquinio · Neapoli : Apud Tarquinium Longum : Sumptibus Pauli Venturini ... · leaf 143
futa, rugofa,& exili carne circundata, malignita-ternteitantur, fimiis comparata. Albertus eadem. T^ates, neque rugof&, neque leues. IOptimamigiturmediam conftitutionem Ariftoteles natium conftituens,in fieura Fortis, tri-buit eiifchia,neque leuia, neque omnino rugofa, idque fi ad naturalem… … JD E FOHMOl^IBf J. Crfp. XLII. E M B RI inferioris bipartita conftructio, crus & foemur quod biceps eft, fce-moris pars ima tibiis annectitur,fupcrior coxendicis. Harc homini carnulcntafunt,cum animantes cxterx vacua carne habeant,neruofa fimt, offuleta, & ri-gida, caufaqubd homo folus…
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