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- ante 1417, Valescus de Taranta(es, pl, pt) (author), Guido Desiderius and Johann Hartmann Beyer (editors), Philonium Pharmacevticum et Chirurgicum, De Medendis Omnibus, cum internis, tum externis Humani Corporis Affectibus (1680), book III: “De Vitiis membrorum ſpiritalium: nimirum de gutturis, faucium, pulmonis, cordis, & thoracis, vicinarumq́ꝫ mammillarum affectibus”, chapter xi: ‘De Phthiſi’, page 329:
Cauſæ externæ ſunt vulnus penetrans ad pulmones, & illic continui ſolutionem inducens, ictus, caſus, calor, nimius facient fluere humores ad pulmones, ambientis frigiditas conſtringens, vel refrigerans, aër peſtilentialis, vel mineralis, vel fovealis, & alia extrinſeca, quæ poſſunt multiplicare cauſas antecedentes.- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
- 1746, Jacobus Martorellus? and Isidorus Sanchez de Luna?, Hiſtoria Cronologica Monaſterii S. Michaelis Archangeli Montis Caveoſi Congregationis Caſinenſis Ordinis Sancti Benedicti ab anno MLXV. ad annum MCDLXXXIV., page 75:
Emicuit etiam Andreæ Archiepiſcopi munificentia erga ſorores pœnitentes S. Mariæ de Accon, Ordinis S. Auguſtini, quæ cum plures ab oriente in Apuliam deſtinaſſent ſui inſtituti Colonias, & earum fama sanctitatis Matheranos Cives impuliſſet ad ipſas Civitate donandas, præſtò affuit Andreas, iiſdem inhabitandam permittens Matheræ Eccleſiam S. Mariæ de Nova, poſitam (uti antiqua inſtrumenta loquuntur) in ſaxo Bariſano ad locum fovealium propè S. Blaſium, quæ ab Abbate ſeculari tunc regebatur, pleraque etiam alia adjecit ſuæ pietatis argumenta, Eccleſiam nempè campeſtrem S. Mariæ de Balneolo, & aliam Sancti Georgii in ſaxo Bariſano, cum Domibus, Hortis, Nemoribus, & reliquis juribus ad eas ſpectantibus, uti ex Pontificis Gregorii IX. Diplomate habetur.- (please add an English translation of this quotation)