On a bookshelf: 

Sold out, but last few copies available, for donations of 30 € to : www.gofundme.com/VesaliusContinuum
(On eBay, second hand copies are more expensive, and without your contribution to History!)

​Here are some reviews:

Vivian Nutton: "I read with pleasure and wry amusement Theo’s account (..) and was reminded of reading the autobiographical account by Stephen Miller of his time as head of the American archaeological school and the boss of the Nemea excavations in the 1980s and 90s (...)
(Professor Vivian Nutton specialises in the history of the classical tradition in medicine, from Antiquity to the present, and particularly on Galen, some of whose works he has edited and translated, and on medicine during the Renaissance.)

Jacqueline Vons: " here is a book " without claim " but well documented, which is committed to tracing the research made to zakynthos by the author and a team of doctors, historians and artists to find the tomb of vesalius (1514-1564).
(Jacqueline Vons est professeur agrégé de lettres classiques, docteur ès études latines, enseignant-chercheur habilité à diriger des recherches. Elle a enseigné le latin et l'histoire de la médecine au CESR et à la faculté de Lettres de Tours et a assuré pendant plusieurs années des enseignements complémentaires en sciences humaines à la faculté de Médecine. Ses thèmes de recherche sont orientés vers l'histoire de la médecine et notamment autour d'André Vésale (éditions, traductions, transcriptions), de la pensée et des pratiques médicales en France à l'époque moderne ainsi que des textes médicaux latins centrés principalement sur l'anatomie.)

Maurtis Biesbrouck: in search of Andreas Vesalius is so well researched and written, that if the further search for his grave completely shutting down (something we hope not! ) and only after a few decades be rebooted again, the perfect future researchers would know to where you came, and the wire without wasting time we can again. It is a very detailed history of the search that has already been made, a solid status and simultaneously present an extremely valuable tool for further extrapolating.
(Dr. Maurits Biesbrouck has a lifelong interest in Andreas Vesalius. He translated the first book of the De Humani Corporis Fabrica Libri Septem into Dutch, compiled an annually updated Vesalius-bibliography and wrote many articles on his life and works, many as a co-author with Omer Steeno (Leuven, Belgium) and Theodoor Goddeeris (Kortrijk, Belgium). See www.andreasvesalius.be.)

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Just out: 

You can order here : www.shopmybooks.com/BE/en/book/theo-dirix-6/jacobsladder-6

 





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Readers of In Search of Andreas Vesalius may want to download its Index nominum on the website of Maurits Biesbrouck: www.andreasvesalius.be : scroll down to Indices nominum, nr. 3, (pdf – 235 kb).
Here you can read the first chapter. 
www.lannoo.be/search-andreas-vesalius

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But what if, indeed, only the next one matters?
In progress: 
- Cimeterium Nostrum
- The many names of a soldier / De vele namen van een soldaat
​- War & Dreams / Oorlog & Dromen
​- Vesalius's big toe / De grote teen van Vesalius
- Cold Beauties / Koele Minnaressen
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