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Sextus Placitus

Illustration — Sextus Placitus depicted in a manuscript of his book Medicinae ex animalibus. Lombardy, circa 1400. Placitus of Papyra, (active ca.

Also recorded as Sextus Placitus Papyriensis

Sextus Placitus

Two images, man writing, above, deer running, below: Man, l., in robe and cap sits at a bench with arms and roof facing slanted desk or book stand, writes in book with r. hand, holds scraper in l. hand. Quills appear in inkwells in r. end of desk. Shelf at toop of dest holds ink, writing equipment. Back wall holds lamp on armature, narrow bottleglass window, supports low bench. Second window pierc

Unknown artist from Lombardy · Sextus Placitus writes. Two deer. UCLA Library. Digital collections · Public domain

Born
400
Nationality
Ancient Rome
Occupation
physician · writer
Languages
Latin

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Illustration — Sextus Placitus depicted in a manuscript of his book Medicinae ex animalibus. Lombardy, circa 1400. Placitus of Papyra, (active ca.

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