Antonio Filippo Ciucci

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Antonio Filippo Ciucci
Died	c. 1710 Macerata
Nationality	Italian
Known for	the "Filo d'Arianna"
Scientific career
Fields	Forensics

Antonio Filippo Ciucci was an Italian physician of the 17th century who wrote one of the first treatises of forensic toxicology, "II Filo di Arianna" ("Ariadne's thread").

References

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Tassoni, Giovanna; Zampi Massimiliano; Froldi Rino (2008). "Antonio Filippo Ciucci: aspects of forensic toxicology". Medicina Nei Secoli. 20 (1). Italy: 327–38. ISSN 0394-9001. PMID 19569422.
Gelmetti, P (1967). "A little known work in legal medicine: the "Filo d'Arianna" of Antonio Filippo Ciucci". Rivista di storia della medicina. 11 (1). ITALY: 49–77. ISSN 0035-6565. PMID 4878320.

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