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1810006713London: James Cundee; Vernor Hood and Sharpe 1810. 1st reprint this ed. . Cloth Backed Grey Boards. 15.5 Cms x 25 Cms. Vol.1: xviii395; Vol.2: xii4988 Thomas Wilson list - odd given he does not appear as publisher on t.p. this also ends with a short note by T.W. acknowledging the 'encouragement' he has had for his 'New Plan of Boarding Books' 'which for Durability is nearly equal and for Elegance much superior to common binding' - whether this applies to present binding is a moot point! all edges uncut; lacking front endpapers but apparently as issued Vol.1 has gutter opening between t.p. and Preface subsequent two leaves have gutter repair with transparent archival tear-repair tape as becoming disbound otherwise internally generally clean tight & unmarked no foxing; Vol.2 has small brown spot top t.p. incipient gutter opening between t.p. and next leaf Contents a few brown marks to front pastedown otherwise internally clean tight and unmarked both volumes have some slight surface rippling to leaves throughout most clear on verso of t.p.s cause of this unclear certainly not water-damage suspect it is due to binding method and is not really a serious fault. The covers are very secure although a little shaky to front joint but grubby and the unlettered spine cloth is holed in several places along front joint to Vol.1 and split along much of front joint of Vol.2 as well as holed near top all corners well rubbed. Difficult to rate a because internally clearly VG for age and b because although hardly pretty the binding may be historically interesting as an early 19th century issue-binding - especially if it was originally a product of Thomas Wilson's 'New Plan of Boarding Books' as well it might be. An interesting copy of Helvetius's famous or notorious radical atheist psychological-cum-philosophical treatise. <br/> <br/> James Cundee; Vernor, Hood and Sharpe hardcover
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177425060Amsterdam: Arkstee et Merkus 1774. Very Good. Amsterdam: Arkstée & Merkus 1774. Two volumes; 12mo; contemporary cats paw calf gilt spines marbled endpapers all edges marbled blue; 2viii384; 4392pp. collated complete including half titles; decorative head- and tail-pieces. Leather rather scuffed joints starting to crack but holding coin-sized loss to top fore-edge corner of first eight leaves of Vol. II not quite touching text else a Good to Very Good internally clean and fresh set. Arkstee et Merkus unknown
73113E-015. Very Good. Hardcover. Leather. 8vo. Chez Jean Servieres & Chez Jean-Francois Bastien Paris France. 1792. 5 volumes. Bound in 1/2 leather with marble paper coverd boards with gilt titles present to the spine. Boards have wear present to the extremities of the boards corners and extremities bumped and rubbed No ownership marks present. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. Volume 1: De L'esprit : Discours Premier Discours Second Et Du Discours Troisieme Les Six Premiers Chapitres; Volume 2: De L'esprit : Le Chapitre Vii Et Suivans Sic Du Discours Troisieme Et Le Discours Quatrieme; Volume 3: De L'homme Et De Son E´Ducation : Section Premiere Section Seconde Section Troisieme Et Section Quatrieme Jusqu'au Chapitre Seizieme; Volume 4: De L'homme Et De Son E´Ducation : La Suite De La Section Ive Et Les Sections V VI VII VIII; Volume 5: De L'homme Et De Son Éducation : Les Sections IX Et X ; Le Bonheur Poème Allégorique ; Epitres Sur Les Arts Sur Le Plaisir &C. Claude Adrien Helvétius 26 January 1715 26 December 1771 was a French philosopher freemason and littérateur. Helvétius' philosophical studies ended in the production of his famous book De l'esprit On Mind. It was first published in 1758 and was intended to be the rival of Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws with Helvétius arguing strongly against Montesquieu's theory that climate influenced the character of nations. The work attracted immediate attention and aroused the most formidable opposition especially from the dauphin Louis son of King Louis XV. The Advocate General Joly de Fleury condemned it in the Parlement of Paris in January 1759. The Sorbonne condemned the book while the priests persuaded the court that it was full of the most dangerous doctrines. The book was declared to be heretical so atheistic that it was condemned by Church and State and was burned. Helvétius terrified at the storm he had raised wrote three separate and humiliating retractions. In spite of his protestations of orthodoxy the book was publicly burned by the Paris hangman. E-015; 8vo 8" - 9" tall . hardcover
34272Paris: Barois 1728. 4to 2 69 3pp. recent quarter calf marbled paper boards red morocco title label on upper cover. Jean Claude Adrien Helvétius 1685-1755 was a celebrated physician in Paris and father of the philosopher Claude Adrien Velvétius 1715-1771. Wellcome III p. 243. Paris: Barois, 1728 hardcover
175938286A La Haye: Chez Pierre Moetjens. Good with no dust jacket. 1759. Leather. Bound in full morocco leather. Three red and black title pages. Front cover attached by binding cords. Inside front cover scraped by removal of bookplate. An ideological work with heretical and subversive opinions. Possibly a pirate edition. . Chez Pierre Moetjens hardcover
1759024098Amsterdam Leipsick: Arkstée & Merkus 1759. Due tomi in un volume 11x17 cm di XXVI-324 e 336 pagine. Una interessante nota manoscritta d'epoca alla prima pagina bianca. Legatura coeva in piena pelle dorso liscio ornato e dorato risguardie con carta marmorizzata; ex libris settecentesco con stemma eraso al retro del piatto. Condizioni molto buone. Arkstée & Merkus unknown
17391383127Paris: Chez la Veuve Le Mercier 1739. Nouvelle Edition. Hardcover. 12mo two volumes. In Good plus condition. Bound in full contemporary brown calf with red leather labels bearing gilt titling and gilt tooling to spine. Light plus rubbing to edges and corners of boards; light plus cracking to joint of front board on Vol. 1. Text block edges stained red; text blocks lightly age toned. Ink ownership inscriptions to front free endpaper versos.<br /> <br> <br /> <br> <br /> CONTENTS: Vol. 1 12 501 27 pages -- Vol. 2 482 21 pages. Shelved in Room G. 1383127. Special Collections. Chez la Veuve Le Mercier hardcover
1772024099Amsterdam Leipsick: Arkstée & Merkus 1772. due volumi 10x17 cm di VIII-384 e 392 pagine. Bella legatura coeva in piena pelle qualche usura ai margini dorso a nervi ornato e dorato con motivi floreali tagli rossi testimoni. Una nota a penna alla prima pagina bianca dice: Quest'Elvezio comprato a Londra. è di Domenico Cayrela. 1776. Condizioni molto buone. Arkstée & Merkus unknown
1774264014London: Societe Typographique 1774. hardcover. very good. 2 volumes. xl 231pp. 123pp and 462pp. 12mo full mottled calf gilt-lettered and decorated spine; both books lightly rubbed and with bumped corners stain to front cover of volume II as well as a small tear to upper front edge. Londres: Chez La Societe Typographique 1774. Internally tight and bright a very good set<br/> <br/> Societe Typographique unknown
22108PARIS. BRIAND 1794. FIVE VOLUMES OCTAVO IN FULL CALF GILT DESIGN TO BOARDS GILT TITLES MARBLED ENDPAPERS ENGRAVED FRONTISPIECE IN VOLUME 1. MINOR RUBBING TO THE BOARD EDGES BUT A VERY NICE AND ATTRACTIVE SET WITH A FIRM BINDING. PICTURES AVAILABLE. PARIS. BRIAND (1794) hardcover
9125780Short description: In Russian. Helvetius Claude Adrien. The True Meaning of the System of Nature. Moscow: New Moscow 1923. The image is provided for reference only. It may reflect condition of one of the available copies or only help in identifying the edition. Please feel free to contact us for a detailed description of the copies available. SKU9125780 unknown
177325123Londres i.e. The Hague: Chez la Société typographique 1773. 2 vols 12mo pp. 2 lxiv 639; 2 760 2 errata; brown morocco-backed brown cloth boards gilt lettering direct on spine; a good solid copy. Edited by Alexander Gallitzin. Posthumously published. There are at least two separate editions each with different title page ornaments. In this edition there is no comma after "intellectuelles" line 6 of title reads "et de son" and the title-page ornament looks somewhat like a stylized scallop shell. I can find no copies in ESTC that are duodecimo in format and with the stylized scallop-shell ornament. See Wellcome III p. 242 for the octavo edition. Chez la Société typographique unknown
175896792Chez Durand - à Paris 1758. Bonded Leather. <b>Livre en français</b>. Couverture rigide. 3 volumes reliés pleine basane. 379 338 276 pages. Dos légèrement frottés. Graffitis sur les pages de garde. <i>ref. 96792</i> Chez Durand - à Paris hardcover
62043Deux-Ponts = Zweibrücken Sanson 1784. . Inhalt: Vol. I u. II: Le Bonheur Poéme sic! allégorique en quatre chants. Lettres de M. de Voltaire á M. Helvetius. De L'Esprit I. - Vol. III u. IV: De L'Esprit II / III; Examen des critiques du livre intitulé De L'Esprit; Analyse . De L'Esprit. - Enth. außerdem Briefe an u. von Helvetius Montesquieu Hume Abbé Chauvelin u. a. sowie "Vers sur la mort de M. Helvetius" von Dorat. Hier ohne die postum aus seinem Nachlaß bearbeitete Neufassung u. Weiterführung des "De l'esprit": De l'homme de ses facultés et de son éducation 3 Teile 1772. - Über den französ. Philosophen des Materialismus u. Sensualismus Claude Adrien Helvétius 1715-1771 den Enzyklopädisten nahestehend schrieb Voltaire: "Ich liebte den Verfasser des Esprit." Der massiven Kritk an seinem Hauptwerk "De l'esprit" 1758 durch Jesuiten die Sorbonne u. den Papst entzog er sich dank seiner guten Beziehungen nicht zuletzt zu Friedrich d. Gr. - Einbände berieben das Frontispiz mit 2 Feuchträndern einige Bll. des 2. Bandes etwas gebräunt u. stockfleckig. Alter Namenseintrag a. V. Im Ganzen gutes Exemplar. Deux-Ponts (= Zweibrücken), Sanson, 1784. unknown
92807EBDen Haag van Dyck 1664. Pgmt. d. Zt. Einband fleckig. Rückendeckel stark fleckig. Aufkleber a. Innendeckel. Name a. Titel. Papier leicht gebräunt u. teils etwas fleckig. Den Haag, van Dyck 1664. unknown
177629193AB1776. A Amsterdam & à Leipsick Chez Arkstée & Merkus 1776. Octavo. Tome Premier: XII 370 pages / Tome Second: 551 pp. avec "Le Bonheur - Poeme" - 'Ou Essai sur la Vie & les Ouvrages de M.Helvetius par M'. Hardcover - Modern masterbinding / Tres bon reliure moderne demi-maroquin. Tres bon etat / Very good condition with only minor signs of external wear. An excellent early french language edition on beautiful uncut excellent paper with extra wide margins. Helvétius' philosophical studies ended in the production of his famous book De l'esprit On Mind. It was first published in 1758 and was intended to be the rival of Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws with Helvétius arguing strongly against Montesquieu's theory that climate influenced the character of nations. The work attracted immediate attention and aroused the most formidable opposition especially from the dauphin Louis son of King Louis XV. The Advocate General Joly de Fleury condemned it in the Parlement of Paris in January 1759. The Sorbonne condemned the book while the priests persuaded the court that it was full of the most dangerous doctrines. The book was declared to be heretical so atheistic that it was condemned by Church and State and was burned. Helvétius terrified at the storm he had raised wrote three separate and humiliating retractions. In spite of his protestations of orthodoxy the book was publicly burned by the Paris hangman. It had far-reaching negative effects on the rest of the philosophes in particular Denis Diderot and the great work he was doing on the Encyclopedie. The religious authorities particularly the Jesuits and the new pope began to fear the spread of atheism and wanted to clamp down on the 'modern thought' hard and quickly. De l'esprit became almost a scapegoat for this. This great publicity resulted in the book being translated into almost all the languages of Europe. Voltaire said that it lacked originality. Rousseau declared that the very benevolence of the author gave the lie to his principles. Grimm thought that all the ideas in the book were borrowed from Diderot. Madame du Deffand felt that Helvétius had raised such a storm by saying openly what everyone thought in secret. Madame de Graffigny claimed that all the good things in the book had been picked up in her own salon. Wikipedia hardcover
1758716331758. HELVETIUS Claude-Adrien. DE L'ESPRIT. Nouvelle edition. Revue et corrigee sur un Exemplaire non chatre de la premiere Edition. Paris: Chez Durand libraire 1758. Two octavo volumes. Vol. I: 4xiv318 pp.; Vol. II: xiii334 pp. Contemporary bindings; full calf gilt labels and decoration at spine all edges speckled red. Large armorial bookplate at front pastedown of each volume. Except for occasional light foxing the volumes are clean internally. Bookblocks are lightly foxed at exposed edges and are dust-soiled at top-edges. The bindings are a bit edgeworn with shallow loss at spinal ends. The top joint of volume one and the lower joint of volume two are cracked though the boards are still attached; and the other boards have been professionally re-hinged. One spine label is missing and another is nicked. The leather was varnished at one point and the finish has rubbed off in some places. Very good overall. Helvetius French 1715-71 was one of the encyclopedistes and De l'esprit is his major work. It was written as a response to Montesquie's L'Esprit de lois and was first printed in 1758. It attracted immediate attention and aroused formidable opposition because of its utilitarian philosophy. The Sorbonne the Parlement of Paris the Pope the Bishop of Paris as well as various other bishops condemned the book. It was even publicly burned by the hangman. The attendant controversy caused it to be widely read and many editions were printed within a short time to satisfy the demand. This is a later edition by the publisher of the original edition printed the same year as the first edition. Smith "The Publication of Helvetius's De l'espirit" in French Studies Vol. 18 pp. 332-44. unknown
1739245544Paris: Chez la Veuve Le Mercier ruë S. Jacques 1739. Nouvelle edition. First published in 1703. xii 501 xxvi Index contents privilege 1 ; 482 xxi I pp. 2 vols. Small 8vo. Bound in contemporary calf. Signed on ffep of each volume "Ce livre appartient a moy nicolas Anthonioz Chirurgien as 6 juin 1744. With his booklabels. Nouvelle edition. First published in 1703. xii 501 xxvi Index contents privilege 1 ; 482 xxi I pp. 2 vols. Small 8vo. Bayle & Thillaye II pp. 106/7; Blake p. 206; See Wellcome III pp. 242/3 for survey of editions Chez la Veuve Le Mercier, ruë S. Jacques unknown
120531Douai Duaci = Zürich Typis Petri Columbii 1734. 8vo. XVI;XXXVI404 p. Vellum 17 cm Ref: Brunet 4602; Graesse 5263; E. Weller 'Die falschen und fingirten Druckorte' Leipzig 1858 p. 190 Details: 5 thongs laced through the joints. Short title & year on the back. All 3 edges marbled. Good quality paper Condition: Vellum soiled. Old inscription on the front flyleaf: 'Bel exemplaire de ce livre curieux et recherché'; old references written on the verso of this flyleaf Note: 'Johannes Jakob Zimmermann Professor der Theologie an der Karlsschule in Zürich war der erste namhafte Vertreter der religiösen Aufklärung dieser Stadt'. Zimmermann was born in 1695 in Zürich and died there in 1756. During his studies he came under the influence of freethinkers like Clericus and Grotius and began to dislike orthodoxy and grew interested in heretics. In 1737 he was appointed professor of natural law and of church history in his hometown and later succeeded against all expectations in gaining a professorship of theology. Hauptprofessur 'In dieser Stellung entfaltete er eine bedeutende Thätigkeit als Lehrer und Freund der studirenden Jugend und veröffentlichte daneben eine Reihe von theils gelehrten theils mehr populären Abhandlungen philosophischen und theologischen Inhaltes'. Zimmermann wanted to discuss fruchtbringende Fragen instead of the traditionellen Subtilitäten and made a stand against Verketzerungssucht. He warned against too exaggerated views on the holiness of the first christians and the visions and wonders that occurred in the first centuries of christianity. To prove his point he wrote this De miraculis quae Pythagorae Apollonio Tyanensi Francisco Assisio Dominico & Ignatio Lojolae tribuuntur libellus. Their stories were merely inventions of naive followers he argues. His scepticism brought him ennemies among the clergy who opposed his arminian heresy. 'Zimmermann's Bekämpfung der Orthodoxie stützt sich auf die Überzeugung das die Religion eine praktische Angelegenheit des Menschen sei. Das oberste Ziel der Religion ist die Besserung des Menschen. . Die zürcherischen Theologen der zweiten Hälfte des Jahrhunderts kamen aus seine Schule'. ADB 45271-273 Zimmermann's book against wonderworking and supernatural tales remained on the Index of forbidden books of the Catholic Church till 1948. It was published pseudonymously in Zürich. The name of the Swiss author was already revealed to the public in a review of the book in the Bibliothèque germanique ou Histoire littéraire de l'Allemagne de la Suisse et des Pays du Nord Année 1735 Tome 31 p. 148/152. We quote part of the review: 'Après quelques Reflexions générales sur les Miracles il parle d'abord de ceux de Pythagore & d'Apollonius & puis de ceux de St. François de St. Dominique & de St. Ignace de Loyola. Ensuite il entre dans l'Examen de la doctrine des moers; & du but de chacun des ces faiseurs de Miracles en particulier. Il prétend que les Miracles des uns & des autres ne sauroient venir de Dieu; mais il ne veut pas non plus qu'ils ayent été l'Ouvrage de Demon desorte qu'il ne lui reste d'autre partie à prendre que de les taxer comme il fait de Chimeres & d'impostures de faux Miracles ménagés par l'adresse des Charlatans Thaumaturges. On se sera pas faché de lire ce que Notre Auteur dit pour appuyer son sentiment surtout par rapport aux prétendus Miracles d'Apollonius de Tyane. Monsieur Zimmermann ameroit mieux qu'on canonisât Socrate que les trois Saints qu'il met en parallele avec Pythagore & avec Apollonius'. Zimmermann's pseudonym Phileleutherus Helvetius means a Swiss loving freedom or a Swiss liberal. This pen name echoes the pseudonym used by the famous English philologist and theologian Richard Bentley 1662-1742 the greatest name among classical scholars of the first half of the 18th century. In 1710 he published a book with his emendations of the fragments of Menander and Philemon under this assumed name. Zimmermann by choosing this name seems to connect his endeavour to wipe out idolatry superstition and the belief in wonders in pre-elightenment faith with the battle fought by Bentley against orthodox classical philologists who thought that old was best. He proved in his Dissertation upon the Epistles of Phalaris 1697 that some ancient texts which were believed to be old authorative and great literature were in fact late antique forgeries without any literary or historical merit. Zimmermann tries to do the same. He argues that wondrous tales concerning Franciscus of Assisi the founder of the Franciscan order and Dominicus Guzman the founder of the Dominican order and Ignatius de Loyola the founder of the Jesuit order which were considered to be true and which were promoted by the Catholic Church were in fact mendacious fabrications. mendacia & figmenta Monachorum p. a2 recto He also battles against the veneration of saints and the canonization of numerous saints by the Catholic Church. The transsubstantion of the body of Christ is in his eyes ridiculous. As a consequence the Vatican placed this book on the Index of forbidden books. And allthough Zimmermann admits in his preface in caeteris satis ostendi me natura ad jocos risusque proclivem non esse p. b4 verso one reads on the title that this book was published in 'Duaci' i.e. in Duacum the Latin form of the name of the city of Douai in North of France near Arras. It was in this city in the Spanish Netherlands now French Flanders that the Spanish king Philip II founded in 1559 with the support of pope Paulus IV a university which was to be a catholic bulwark of the Contrareformation against the spreading of the protestantism in the Low Countries. The contemporary reader would immediately have realized that this was an impossible and funny combination an antipapist book on the title of which pagan charlatans were on equal level with great saints being published in the lion's den of Douai. The book was in fact published in Zürich. The name of the printer/publisher deserves some attention too. The non existing name 'Petrus Columbius' Peter Dove in the imprint seems to be programmatic. Contemporary readers might recognize Acts 4:8-11 where the apostle Petrus speaks up filled with the Holy Spirit and explains that Christ is the only one a christian should worship. This passage forbids to believe in wonders other than those of Christ and forbids to worship other deities/saints. The dove symbolises the Holy Spirit since early christianity. It is told John 1:32 that the Holy Spirit descended on Jesus's head like a dove quasi columbam when he was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan. By way of conclusion we cite the titles of some chapters. Chapter 10: Miracula Pythagorae Apollonii Francisci Dominici Lojolae non sunt a Deo quia doctrina eorum omnibus Dei virtutibus contraria 11: '. quia Relig. Christianae veritatem & divinitatem subvertunt; 13: Disquiritur utrum Miracula illa Diabolo sint tribuenda'. There is also a chapter 15 in which Zimmermann proves that Pontifices illos homines fuisse cum rerum divinarum ignarissimos tum impudentissimos nequissimosque Collation: 8 a-b8 A-2B8 2C2 Photographs on request hardcover
1661621461661. Heidelberg Samuel Broun / der hohen Schul Buchtrucker dasselbsten / Im Jahr 1661 8° 2 89 1 pp. Pergamenteinband; feines Expl. Selten - Erste Ausgabe des "Berillus medicus : Sehr nützlich und anmütig für alle Liebhaber der Gewächsen; nemlich/ das Sie/ wan sie in dem Kräuter-Feldt herumb spatziren/ wissen mögen zu jeder zeit/ was in einem jeden Monat auß der Erden herfür komme/ und wie man selbige kan lernen erkennen/ und von andern . underscheiden: und was bey der Einsamlung in acht zunehme / / Helvetius Johann Friedrich." Kleines Verzeichnis von Arzneipflanzen einmal nach den Monaten ihres hauptsächlichen Vorkommens und sodann nach gewissen äusseren Merkmalen der Kräuter geordnet. "Vertreter der Signaturenlehre" Ferchl Johann Friedrich Helvetius eigentlich SCHWEITZER 1630-1709 war ein Verfechter der Alchemie und Verfasser diverser Werke über Alchemie Botanik und Medizin "1630 in Cöthen Anhalt geboren studirte in Harderwyk wo er promovirte mit einer "Diss. de peste". Erst übte er die ärztliche Praxis in Amsterdam und später im Haag aus wo ihm der Titel eines Archiater verliehen wurde und er am 29. August 1709 starb. Er schrieb hauptsächlich: " Amphititheatrum physiognomiae medicum" 1664; 1676 - "Xystus herbarum" 1664 - "Berillus medicus" - "Mors morborum" 1664 - "Diribitorium medicum" 1670; eine alchymistische Abhandlung: " Vitulus aureus" welche vielen Ausgaben unterlag - "Den ontwapenden pestdoodt in den theriakelpot" 1664 und zwei curiose Gedichte auf die ärztliche Behandlung der im Jahre 1695 verstorbenen Königin Maria von England Haag 1695." C.E. Daniels Hirsch-H. Aus der Offizin von Samuel Browne in Heidelberg 1655-1662 sind nur 22 Drucke bekannt. -cf. Benzing Buchdrucker 18723 Parkinson 1186; Ferchl 224; Hirsch-H 154 1664; vgl. auch Ferguson I 384; nicht bei Pritzel. unknown
1661621451661. Heidelberg Samuel Broun / der hohen Schul Buchtrucker dasselbsten / Im Jahr 1661 8° 2 89 1 pp. Pergamenteinband; feines Expl. Selten - Erste Ausgabe des "Xistus Herbarum. Lustiger Spatzierweg der Kräuter : Worinnen wird verhandelt/ wie die Gewächse durch ihre Zeichen/ mit deß Menschen inner- und eusserlichen Leibestheilen eine vergleichung haben/ und zu deroselben Gebrechen mit Nutzen können gebrauchet werden . / Durch Johannem Fridericum Helvetium Phil. & Med. D." Kleines nach menschlichen Körpertheilen geordnetes Kräuterbuch. Vertreter der Signaturenlehre" Ferchl Johann Friedrich Helvetius eigentlich SCHWEITZER 1630-1709 war ein Verfechter der Alchemie und Verfasser diverser Werke über Alchemie Botanik und Medizin "1630 in Cöthen Anhalt geboren studirte in Harderwyk wo er promovirte mit einer "Diss. de peste". Erst übte er die ärztliche Praxis in Amsterdam und später im Haag aus wo ihm der Titel eines Archiater verliehen wurde und er am 29. August 1709 starb. Er schrieb hauptsächlich: " Amphititheatrum physiognomiae medicum" 1664; 1676 - "Xystus herbarum" 1664 - "Berillus medicus" - "Mors morborum" 1664 - "Diribitorium medicum" 1670; eine alchymistische Abhandlung: " Vitulus aureus" welche vielen Ausgaben unterlag - "Den ontwapenden pestdoodt in den theriakelpot" 1664 und zwei curiose Gedichte auf die ärztliche Behandlung der im Jahre 1695 verstorbenen Königin Maria von England Haag 1695." Hirsch-H. c. E. Daniels. Aus der Offizin von Samuel Browne in Heidelberg 1655-1662 sind nur 22 Drucke bekannt. -cf. Benzing Buchdrucker 18723 Parkinson 1191; Ferchl 224 f.; Hirsch-H. III p.154 1664 unknown
173311904Nürnberg 1733. welches die ganze Welt anbetet und verehret. In welchem das rare und wundersame werck der Natur in Verwandlung derer Metallen historisch ausgeführet wird. Wie nämlich das gantze Wesen des Bleyes . in Gold verwandelt worden. Erstmals in deutscher Uebersetzung vonm Friedr. Roth-Scholtzen Kl.-8°. Ldr. d. Zt. Varia unknown
170643406Paris Laurent D'Houry 1706. A Chambery J. Gorin 1707. Small 8vo. Bound together in one contemp. full calf. Title-and tomelabels with faint gilt lettering. Spine richly gilt in compartments. Slightly rubbed at edges. Engraved frontispiece. 16176 pp. Hacquet: 10885 pp. Internally clean and fine. unknown
elala2496London i.e. Maastricht: Dufour & Roux 1774. First Edition of this resumé of the Baron d'Holbach's Système De La Nature. It would appear that it was probably not written by Helvétius. Smith A4A. Cioranescu 33653. Tchemerzine VI 195 b. See Vercruysse p. 45. 8vo. pp. 2 p.l. iii 151. complete with half-title. woodcut ornaments initial & title vignette. A fine large copy in original wrs. spine little chipped London [i.e. Maastricht: Dufour & Roux], 1774 unknown