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found: His Lettere inediti, 1993:t.p. (Monsignor Gianmaria Lancisi, Archiatro Pontificio)
found: Genga, Bernardino. Anatomia per uso et intelligenza del disegno, 1691:t.p. (con le spiegazioni et indice del Sigr. canonico Gio. Maria Lancisi gia medico segreto della Sta. Mema. di Papa Innocentio XI)
found: Wikipedia, accessed Mar. 11, 2015(hdg: Giovanni Maria Lancisi; b. 10/26/1654, d. 01/20/1720)
found: Lancisi, Giovanni Maria. Jo. Mariae Lancisii, intimi cubicularii, archiatri, pontificii et in Romano Archilyceo primariam medicinae practicae cathedram moderantis, Opera varia, 1739:title page (Jo. Mariae Lancisii, intimi cubicularii, archiatri, pontificii et in Romano Archilyceo primariam medicinae practicae cathedram moderantis, Opera varia) volume / tomus 2, page 127 (Jo. Maria Lancisius, archiater pontificius S.P.D.) volume 2, page 137 (Joannes Maria Lancisius)
found: Genga, Bernardino. Anatomy improv'd and illustrated with regard to the uses thereof in designing, 1723?:(Signr. Can. John Maria Lancissi, P. physitian to His Holyness Pope Innocent XI)
found: Wikipedia, 11 May 2018(Giovanni Maria Lancisi (26 October 1654-20 January 1720); Latin name: Johannes Maria Lancisius; Italian physician, epidemiologist and anatomist; made a correlation between the presence of mosquitoes and the prevalence of malaria; he was also known for his studies about cardiovascular diseases, and is remembered in the eponymous Lancisi's sign; born in Rome; educated at the Collegio Romano and the University of Rome, where he qualified in medicine aged 18; physician to Popes Innocent XI, Clement XI and Innocent XII; made the first breakthrough in the control of rinderpest; died in Rome)
found: Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera, 11 May 2018(Giovanni Maria Lancisi; Italian physician; anatomist, physiologist, botanist; studied philosophy and theology at Jesuit Collegio di Roma, natural history and medicine at Università della sapienza; degrees in philosophy and medicine 1672; 1685-1695, chair in anatomy at Università della sapienza; also interested in literature and antiquarianism)
