Ioh. van Bevervvijck Heel-konste, ofte, Derde deel van de genees-konste : om de uytwendige gebreken te heelen. Verhandeling der spieren : by de welcke aengewesen wort, wat in hun onnatuyrige toe-vallen en te voor-seggen en te hantwercken staet / beleedt door Fortunatum Plempium ..
A 1645 Dutch medical treatise printed at Dordrecht by Hendrick van Esch, written by Jan van Beverwyck with Fortunatus Plemp and aimed at surgeons and physicians treating external bodily complaints. Its plates are anatomical engravings of the nervous system, showing a branching root-like nerve tree, a full standing figure with nerves traced over the body, and a rib cage with spinal nerves, while the decorated initial with its scrolled woodcut letterform suggests the period's typography.
