Praelectiones Marciae, seu commentaria in Thucydidis enarrationem, sive historiam, De peste Atheniensium. Ex ore Fabii Paulinii Utinens. Philosophi, ac Medici, in Veneto Gymnasio ad D. Marci Bibliothecam, excepta et edita

Fabio Paolini, or Paulinus, (1550-1604), humanist and physician. Paolini received his early education from his father, a public professor of humanities, and studied Greek under Parthenius in Venice. Originally pursuing an ecclesiastical career, he then turned to scholarship, serving from 1583 as the public reader of humanities in Venice's Santa Croce district. Following Partenius' death in 1588, Paolini took on the chair of Greek at San Marco Library. Between 1589 and 1593, Paolini's scholarship broadened to medical studies: he earned a doctorate in medicine from Bologna in 1593, later served as prior of Venice's medical college. His literary output reflects a wide-ranging intellectual engagement: it includes pedagogical treatises on the teaching of Latin and Greek, humanist education, editions and commentaries on Aristotle and Cicero, poetic translations, medical lectures and commentaries on Thucydides, Hippocrates, Galen, and Avicenna, and numerous Latin and Greek poems and orations.