Diego Cisneros, Sitio, naturaleza y propriedades de la ciudad de Mexico (Mexico, 1618)

A medical topography of Mexico City printed there in 1618 by a Complutense physician incorporated in its university: the site, the waters, the winds and the seasons, read as the causes of the diseases of one city. Its seventeenth chapter argues on Galenic grounds that the Indians of Mexico are not phlegmatic but sanguine, naming the arts they practise as the evidence, and refutes by name the planetary attribution printed by Enrico Martinez twelve years earlier.