Antall József szerk.: Orvostörténeti közlemények 109-112. (Budapest, 1985)

CONTENTS SCIENCE AND MEDICINE IN THE RENAISSANCE AND THE REF ORMATION Lecturis salutem (in Hungarian and English) 9 T. Fabiny: Continuity and contrast in Renaissance and Refomation views of science (in German) 11 G. Székely: The influence of the Renaissance and the Reformation on the spiritual life of universities in Central Europe 19 K. Kapronczay: The role of universities in medical training in the Renaissance and the Reformation 25 Z. Kádár: Of the animal pictures in the Corvinian codex (Cod. 459) at the Casanatense Library in Rome 31 Cs. Csapodi: Medical and scientific manuscripts of the Corvinian Library (in English) 37 M. Vida: Ars sacra medica — Ars medica. Change of view in medical iconography on the influence of the Reformation (in German) 47 A. Kubinyi: Apothecaries and medical men in Hungary in the decades prior to Mohács 69 L. Magyar: The revival of ancient medicine in the Renaissance 77 J. Spielmann: Medical and scientific literature in the Latin language in the 15—16th centuries ... 83 M. Szlatky: Scientific and medical literature in the Hungarian language in the 16th century 91 D. Karasszon: The literature of Hungarian veterinary medicine in the 15—16th centuries 99 T. Grynaeus: Our knowledge of (medicinal) plants int the age of the Renaissance and the Reformation 105 J. Stirling: Medical gardens in Hungary in the 16th century Ill B. Biiky: Words of medical concern in the textbooks of Comenius, their usage explained against the background of the history of ideas 117 L. Bakay: Pál Rákócz's cerebral lesion in Italy 139 L. Tardy: Heraldry and medical history. The first ennoblings of medical men in Hungary (in German) 143 G. Szentgyörgyvölgyi: Further data to the life of János Bánfihunyadi (1576—1646) 155 IN MEMÓRIÁM JOHANNES SAMBUCUS Zsámboky (Johannes Sambucus) (in Hungarian, English and German 163 E. Schultheisz: Zsámboky the physician-humanist 173 M. Vida: The medical historical work of the Renaissance, the ,,Medicorum Philosophoru'mque Icones" 181 /. Téglásy: Conrad Gesner and his Hungarian friends 195 L. Huszár: János Zsámboky

's numismatic activity 211 G. Jantsits: The portraits of János Zsámboky 217 REVIEW ON BOOKS 225