Niccolò Cirillo (1671-1735) & nbsp; he practiced as a doctor in the hospital of the Incurables in Naples. He soon became prominent, achieving professional successes that earned him the coveted chair of practical medicine. He had important contacts with authoritative Neapolitan intellectuals and contributed to the diffusion both in teaching and in the practice of experimentalism. The collection of Medical consultations was published posthumously, it is his most important work: rich collection of medical opinions and evaluations on various clinical cases referring to various localities based on the description of symptoms in epistolary form