Bibliotheca Chirurgica: In Qua Res Omnes Ad Chirurgiam Pertinentes Ordine Alphabetico, Ipsi Vero Scriptores, Quotquot Ad Annum Usque Mdcclxxix Innotue (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781247162171)

Bibliotheca Chirurgica, by Stephanus Hieronymus de Vigiliis von Creutzenfeld, is a comprehensive historical resource documenting surgical knowledge up to 1779. This alphabetical reference work catalogues all matters pertaining to surgery and lists writers known at the time. It serves as an invaluable guide to understanding the evolution of surgical practices and the state of medical knowledge in the 18th century.

For historians of medicine, researchers, and anyone interested in the history of surgery, this book offers a detailed look at the literature and figures who shaped early surgical thought. The meticulous compilation provides a rich context for understanding modern advancements through the lens of historical practices.

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