[Thomas Montanus, author of the plague treatise, Qualitas loimodea sive pestis Brugana: some biographical data].
Thomas Montanus (1617-1685), physician of the City of Bruges, is the author of a voluminous treatise on plague, published in 1669, and written after an epidemic of plague in Bruges in 1666. A translation in Dutch of the treatise will be published shortly. In this contribution some biographical data on Montanus are presented: his descendence, his education, his career and his professional experience with plague. On the other hand the structure of the plague treatise Qualitas loimodea sive pestis Brugana is briefly mentioned.
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Thomas Montanus, auteur van het pesttraktaat Qualitas loimodea sive pestis Brugana: enkele biografische gegevens.