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Ionas Philologus (1505-1574), better known Ioannes Guinterius Andernacus, was a university professor and physician who focused his writing on making Greek medical texts available in Latin. From 1527-1537 he taught in Paris, moving in 1537 to Protestant Metz. From 1543 to 1556, he taught at the Stasbourg grammar school, then devoted the rest of his life to translating Greek physicians. This book, published in 1529, can therefore be dated to the earliest part of his career, when he had begun teaching at the University of Paris. It is notable also for including Protestant polemic relatively early in the Reformation. See Wikipedia.
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IŌNAE PHILOLOGĪ DIALOGĪ ALIQUOT lepidī ac fēstīvī, in studiōsae iuventūtis īnfōrmātiōnem nunc prīmum & nātī & ēditī.

QUIBUS ACCESSIT ADULĀTIŌNIS & PAUPERTĀTIS dialogus pulcherrimus, quō iuventūs monētur, nē vel ūllā necessitūdine dēvicta, ā bonīs literīs animum īnflectat.

PARĪSIĪS.
Ex officīnā Ioānnis Ruelliī.
EXCUSUM MOGUNTIAE PER IOANNEM SCHOEFFER, QUARTO NONAS AUGUSTI, ANNO POST CHRISTUM NATUM M. D. XXIX.