Antigramania secvnda svpplemento absvrditatvm et convitiorvm in Galeni artem, et professores eius, à Ioanne Gramano Chymico Paracelsico effusirum, opposita. : Ervtis, exceptisqve argvmentis ex responsione, qua medicorum Academiae Erfurdensis programmata insectatus, euincereque conatus est Galeni artem, quam hodie amplectimur et profitemur esse imperfectam, eiusque fundamenta inania.

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