(1647), De providentia, nimbiferi gripho, de quinto-quaesitis per epistolas a claris viris responsa (1648), De sexto-quaesitis per epistolas a claris viris responsa (1648), De septimo-quaesitis, creatione Filii Dei ad intra, theologice denuo controversa per epistolas a claris viris responsa (1650), and De octavo-quaesitis in aeterna processione Verbi Divini responsa priora (1655). The second volume in this series contained his opinion on the pancreatic duct, which had just been discovered in 1642 in Padua by Johann Georg Wirsung. In the fourth volume, Liceti discussed the circulation of blood. The seventh and eighth volume deals primarily with a theological controversy Liceti engaged in with Matija Ferkić (Matteo Ferchio). Legacy Liceti's books are well-represented in the Library of Sir Thomas Browne. It's possible that Thomas Browne, who attended Padua University circa 1629, attended lectures delivered by Liceti. Reid Barbour in his recent biography of Browne considers Liceti to have been a significant influence upon Browne's Religio Medici and Pseudodoxia Epidemica. In 1777, Marquis Carlo Spinelli erected a marble statue of Liceti in Padua on Prato della Valle sculpted by Francesco Rizzi. The Moon crater Licetus is named after him. Rapallo has named a street after Liceti as well as the civic Istituto Superiore Tecnico. Bibliography De ortu animae humanae, Genoa 1602. De vita, 1607. De regulari motu minimaque parallaxi cometarum caelestium disputationes, 1611. De his, qui diu vivunt sine alimento, Padua 1612. De perfecta constitutione hominis in utero, Padua 1616. De monstrorum causis, natura et differentiis, Padua 1616—Reprinted Padua 1634, Amsterdam 1665, Padua 1668. —"Ex recensione Gerardi Blasii". De lucernis antiquorum reconditis, Venice 1621, reprinted Udine 1652, Padua 1662. De novis astris, et cometis, Venice 1622–1623. Controversiae de cometarum quiete, loco boreali sine occasu, parallaxi Aristotelea, sede caelesti, et exacta theoria peripatetica, Venice 1625. De intellectu agente, Padua 1627. De animarum rationalium immortalitate libri quatuor, Aristotelis opinionem diligenter explicantes, Padua 1629. De anima subiecto corpori nil tribuente, deque seminis vita, et efficientia primaria in formatione foetus, Padua 1630. De feriis altricis animae nemeseticae disputationes, Padua 1631. De propriorum operum historia, Padua 1634. De rationalis animae varia propensione ad corpus, Padua 1634 De mundi et hominis analogia, Udine 1635. Athos perfossus, sive Rudens eruditus, Padua 1636. Ulysses apud Circen, sive de quadruplici transformatione, Udine 1636. Mulctra, sive De duplici calore corporum naturalium, Udine 1636. De regulari motu minimaque parallaxi cometarum coelestium disputationes, Udine 1640. Litheosphorus, sive De lapide Bononiensi lucem in se conceptam ab