Apologie pour les medecins contre ceux qui les accusent de n'avoir point de religion
A 1663 French medical treatise printed in Paris by Damien Foucault, written by Charles Lussauld as a defence of physicians against charges that they lack religion, aimed at doctors and readers of medical literature. Its pictures are small black-and-white woodcut ornaments: a compote of fruit and birds on a footed stand, and a decorated initial letter framed in foliage, both useful for designers seeking period botanical borders, fruit still-life motifs, and historic text-and-ornament pairings.
