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Gabriele Zerbi (1445–1505) was a Veronese professor at the Universities of Bologna and Padua. He was also referred to as Zerbus, Zerbo, Zerbis, Gerbo, Gerbi, and Gerbus. He survived the devastating bubonic plague outbreak of 1477–79 in Northern Italy. He published the first printed treatise on geriatrics, "Gerontocomia: On the Care of the Aged," which took the form of a practical guide. His other works included: Questiones Metaphysicae; De Cautelis Medicorum; Liber anatomiae corporis humani et singulorum membrorum illius; De anatomia infantiis et porci ex traditione Cophonis, and Libellus de preservatione corporum a passione calculosa.

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rdfs:label	Gabriele Zerbi (en) Gabriele Zerbi (eo) Gabriel de Zerbis (fr) Gabriele Zerbi (it) Gabriele Zerbi (nl)
rdfs:comment	Gabriele Zerbi (1445-1505) estis itala anatomo, kuracisto, filozofo, kaj profesoro en la Universitatoj de Bolonjo kaj Padovo, kiu supervivis la ruinigan ekaperon de pesto en la Nordo de Italio inter 1477-1479. Li studis en la Universitato de Padovo kie li komencis instrui en 1467, estinte akirita sian doktorecon kun aĝo 22. Tiam li instruis filozofion kaj medicinon en la Universitato de Bolonjo, vivis kaj laboris en Romo kaj finfine reiris al Padovo. (eo) Gabriele Zerbi (1445–1505) was a Veronese professor at the Universities of Bologna and Padua. He was also referred to as Zerbus, Zerbo, Zerbis, Gerbo, Gerbi, and Gerbus. He survived the devastating bubonic plague outbreak of 1477–79 in Northern Italy. He published the first printed treatise on geriatrics, "Gerontocomia: On the Care of the Aged," which took the form of a practical guide. His other works included: Questiones Metaphysicae; De Cautelis Medicorum; Liber anatomiae corporis humani et singulorum membrorum illius; De anatomia infantiis et porci ex traditione Cophonis, and Libellus de preservatione corporum a passione calculosa. (en) Gabriel de Zerbis, ou Gabriele de Zerbis en italien, est un anatomiste italien de la fin du XVe siècle. (fr) Gabriele Zerbi, o Gerbi, riportato anche come Zerbo, Zerbis, de Zerbis, Gerbo e latinizzato come Gabriel Zerbus o Gerbus (Verona, 1445 – Dalmazia, 1505), è stato un medico e anatomista italiano rinascimentale. Liber anathomie corporis humani, 1502Opus preclarum anathomie totius corporis humani et singulorum membrorum illius, 1533 Professore presso le università di Bologna e Padova, sopravvisse alla devastante epidemia di peste bubbonica del 1477-1479 nell'Italia settentrionale. Pubblicò il primo trattato stampato sulla geriatria, Gerontocomia (1489), sotto forma di guida pratica. (it) Gabriele Zerbi (Verona, 1445 – Dalmatië, 1505) was een Italiaans arts en anatoom, alsook hoogleraar geneeskunde en filosofie. Hij doceerde filosofie aan de universiteit van Padua (1467-1475), geneeskunde en filosofie aan de universiteit van Bologna (1475-1483), geneeskunde aan de universiteit Sapienza in Rome (1483-1494), en geneeskunde in Padua (1494-1505) tot zijn dood. Padua lag in de republiek Venetië; Bologna en Rome waren steden in de Pauselijke Staat. (nl)
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has abstract	Gabriele Zerbi (1445-1505) estis itala anatomo, kuracisto, filozofo, kaj profesoro en la Universitatoj de Bolonjo kaj Padovo, kiu supervivis la ruinigan ekaperon de pesto en la Nordo de Italio inter 1477-1479. Li studis en la Universitato de Padovo kie li komencis instrui en 1467, estinte akirita sian doktorecon kun aĝo 22. Tiam li instruis filozofion kaj medicinon en la Universitato de Bolonjo, vivis kaj laboris en Romo kaj finfine reiris al Padovo. (eo) Gabriele Zerbi (1445–1505) was a Veronese professor at the Universities of Bologna and Padua. He was also referred to as Zerbus, Zerbo, Zerbis, Gerbo, Gerbi, and Gerbus. He survived the devastating bubonic plague outbreak of 1477–79 in Northern Italy. He published the first printed treatise on geriatrics, "Gerontocomia: On the Care of the Aged," which took the form of a practical guide. His other works included: Questiones Metaphysicae; De Cautelis Medicorum; Liber anatomiae corporis humani et singulorum membrorum illius; De anatomia infantiis et porci ex traditione Cophonis, and Libellus de preservatione corporum a passione calculosa. (en) Gabriel de Zerbis, ou Gabriele de Zerbis en italien, est un anatomiste italien de la fin du XVe siècle. (fr) Gabriele Zerbi, o Gerbi, riportato anche come Zerbo, Zerbis, de Zerbis, Gerbo e latinizzato come Gabriel Zerbus o Gerbus (Verona, 1445 – Dalmazia, 1505), è stato un medico e anatomista italiano rinascimentale. Liber anathomie corporis humani, 1502Opus preclarum anathomie totius corporis humani et singulorum membrorum illius, 1533 Professore presso le università di Bologna e Padova, sopravvisse alla devastante epidemia di peste bubbonica del 1477-1479 nell'Italia settentrionale. Pubblicò il primo trattato stampato sulla geriatria, Gerontocomia (1489), sotto forma di guida pratica. (it) Gabriele Zerbi (Verona, 1445 – Dalmatië, 1505) was een Italiaans arts en anatoom, alsook hoogleraar geneeskunde en filosofie. Hij doceerde filosofie aan de universiteit van Padua (1467-1475), geneeskunde en filosofie aan de universiteit van Bologna (1475-1483), geneeskunde aan de universiteit Sapienza in Rome (1483-1494), en geneeskunde in Padua (1494-1505) tot zijn dood. Padua lag in de republiek Venetië; Bologna en Rome waren steden in de Pauselijke Staat. Tevens was Zerbi een van de lijfartsen van paus Innocentius VIII. Innocentius’ voorganger Sixtus IV en Innocentius VIII waren de eerste pausen die instemden met lijkschouwingen in de universitaire anatomiezalen van Italië en het Heilige Roomse Rijk. Zerbi wordt als een van de grote anatomen van zijn tijd aanzien. (nl)
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