Christianae theologiae cum Platonica comparatio : quinimo cum tota veteri sapientia Ethnicorum, Chaldeorum nempe, Aegyptiorum, & Graecorum, in qua primo secretiora dogmata de Deo, de Angelis, de Mundi, & Hominis creatione, de Anima, de Daemonibus, & de Beatitudine conspiciuntur ... /

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Marcelli Palingenii Stellati Zodiacus vitae; sive, De hominis vita libri XII,

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Flora helvetica; sive, Historia stirpium hucusque cognitarum in Helvetia et in tractibus counterminis aut sponte nascentium aut in hominis animaliumque usus vulgo cultarum continuata.

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De natura hominis : Graece et Latine /

Text in Greek with commentary and notes in Latin.

Cyrus, boni ducis regisque atque atque hominis exemplum. In usum Scholarum recognovit animadversionibus et indice instruxit G. Lange.

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Observationum, in hominis affectibus plerisque, corpori & animo, functionum laesione, dolore, aliave molestia & vitio insensis, libri tres ... Secunda nunc vice typis mandati ... ad autographum plurimis in locis emendati, Medicamentorum in opere non descriptorum ... locupletiores.

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De omnigena hominis nobilitate libri IV : quêis pertractantur quae ad usum & utilitatem de nobilitate hominis naturali, tum corporis tum animae (hujusque vera origine, substantia & immortalitate), deque morali, politica, gentilitia, educatione & institutione nobilis & ingenuae jnventutis [sic], modis acquirendi, probandi, traducendi, defendendi, conservandi, condecorandi, augendi, obscurandi, amittendi nobilitatem : digesti ex jure divino, canonico, civili, feudali, publico, scriptoribus ecclesiasticis, ethicis, juridicis, historicis ac politicis /

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De palingenesia veterum seu metempsychosi sic dicta pythagorica. libri III. quibus num Pythagoras animarum humanarum de corpore uno in aliud corpus crassum vel hominis vel bruti etc. transmigrationem adseruisse: atque hinc & carnibus, & fabis abstinuisse censeatur recte disquiritur ... / Guilielmi Irhovii.

P. 218-219 misnumbered as p. 118-119.

Demonstratio de certitudine sensuum, retionis et fidei. Accessit dissertatio quae naturalis religio hominis et boni civis evidenter demostratur.

Title of the 2d treatise on special half t.p.: Religio hominis et boni civis naturalis, evidenter demonstrata.

Adami Tanneri e Societate Iesu ... Theologiae Scholasticae tomus secundus : de deo fine ultimo hominis ... primae secundae S. Thomae Aquinatis respondens.

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Ruperti Tuitiensis De gloria et honore Filii hominis : super Mattheum /

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Fragm. lat. I 95 - Liber divinorum operum simplicis hominis

Vorbesitzer: Stadtarchiv Frankfurt am Main

Prevalence and genetic diversity of Blastocystis in family units living in the United States

The human gut is host to a diversity of microorganisms including the single-celled microbial eukaryote Blastocystis. Although Blastocystis has a global distribution, there is dearth of information relating to its prevalence and diversity in many human populations. The mode of Blastocystis transmission to humans is also insufficiently characterised, however, it is speculated to vary between different populations. Here we investigated the incidence and genetic diversity of Blastocystis in a US population and also the possibility of Blastocystis human-human transmission between healthy individuals using family units (N = 50) living in Boulder, Colorado as our sample-set. Ten of the 139 (~ 7%) individuals in our dataset were positive for Blastocystis, nine of whom were adults and one individual belonging to the children/adolescents group. All positive cases were present in different family units. A number of different Blastocystis subtypes (species) were detected with no evidence of mixed infections. The prevalence of Blastocystis in this subset of the US population is comparatively low relative to other industrialised populations investigated to date; however, subtype diversity was largely consistent with that previously reported in studies of European populations. The distribution of Blastocystis within family units indicates that human-human transmission is unlikely to have occurred within families that participated in this study. It is not unexpected that given the world-wide variation in human living conditions and lifestyles between different populations, both the prevalence of Blastocystis and its mode of transmission to humans may vary considerably.

The role of Ureaplasma urealyticum in adverse pregnancy outcome

We investigated Ureaplasma urealyticum genital tract colonisation rates in an Australian population to determine whether colonisation was associated with adverse pregnancy outcome. Women attending an antenatal clinic were evaluated for lower genital tract colonisation at their first antenatal visit (162 women) and at 28 weeks gestation (120 women). Placentas from 92 women were cultured. U. urealyticum was the predominant isolate from the lower (57.4%) and upper (17.4%) genital tract in this population of pregnant women. U. urealyticum was a persistent coloniser during mid-trimester of pregnancy (in 88% of women colonised) whereas M. hominis, G. vaginalis, and Group B streptococcus were present as transient flora of the lower genital tract. Lower genital tract colonisation during pregnancy was not directly associated with adverse pregnancy outcome. However preterm delivery in afebrile, asymptomatic women, could possibly be associated with chorioamnionitis (four of 16 preterm births). Screening of women with a history of preterm birth may prevent upper genital tract infections and preterm delivery.