DU LAURENS (André)Livre Rare Book
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160510506Lugduni (Lyon), Horatium Cardon, 1605. 700 g In-8, plein vélin, [8] ff., 893-[51] pp., [4] ff., 137-[7] pp.. Illustré d'une figure dans le texte. Une des éditions de l'''Historia anatomica'' d'André du Laurens (1558-1609), célèbre médecin d'Henri IV. L'exemplaire a été relié avec un autre texte du même auteur chez le même éditeur, ''De crisibus'' qui est assez rare. Déchirure à l'angle d'un feuillet du second texte touchant quelques lettres extrêmes. Gardes refaites, quelques feuillets roussis et légères traces d'humidité, petite découpe au coin des premiers feuillets, petits travaux de vers dans la marge intérieure de quelques feuillets. . (Catégories : Médecine, Anatomie, )
1685117992Paris : chez lÕauteur vis-ˆ-vis la Place aux Veaux proche le Pont Marie 1685. 160x90mm. 12 ff. - 370 pages bandeaux lettrines culs-de-lampe reliure de lՎpoque veau marbrÂŽ avec piÂce de titre filets ornementations et fleurons dorÂŽs au dos ˆ cinq nerfs toutes tranches rouge garde papier marbrÂŽ. Coiffe infÂŽrieure abimÂŽe. Nom du possesseur sur la page de titre autrement intÂŽrieur propre. 270 chez lÕauteur vis--vis la Place aux Veaux, proche le Pont Marie unknown
162137585BBLyon, Simon Rigaud 1621. 8°. 20 n.n. Bl., 1451 S., 93 n.n. S. Index. Pergamentband um 1900 mit goldgeprägtem Rückentitel.
16061408606Venetiis Venice: Apud Ioan. Antonium & Iacobum de Franciscis 1606. Early Printing. Hardcover. Octavo 80 918 pages. In Good plus condition. Bound in full vellum. Contemporary ink hand-written titling to spine. Boards are slighly warped have worming to spine bumping to corners denting to edges and stains and discoloration throughout. Evidence of ties having been removed from both boards. Textblock is beginning to separate from spine along the tail end stains to some pages throughout scattered foxing to some pages throughout and light wear to edges. Text in Latin. Shelved in Case 3. 1408606. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Apud Ioan. Antonium & Iacobum de Franciscis hardcover
16508513Lugduni [Lyon], Laurent Anisson, 1650. Petit in-8 de [32]-890-12-[2]-139-[61] pages pleine basane brune, dos à nerfs orné de filets dorés, pièce de titre décorée de point dorés. Accrocs aux coiffes, petites fentes aux mors, deux coins frottés, papier un poil bruni, quelques taches, léger coup sur la tranche. Ex-libris manuscrit sur la page de titre (daté de 1703).
160962191609 à Paris chez Laurens Sonnius rue St Jacques au coq et compas d'or 1609 édition dernière revue corrigée et augmentée par l'auteur In12 relié plein parchemin 518 pages et index non paginé (35 pages)
1656406734Franekerae : J. Arcerii 1656. Editio secunda triplo auctior. Hardcover. Good copy only in the original full vellum leather. 2 plates with an added T. P. engraving. Spine bands and panel edges rubbed and bumped as with age. Text remains clear and without blemish. Physical description; 420 pp. Subjects; History Italy. Period documents.Theology practical. Franekerae : J. Arcerii hardcover
163082352À Rouen, chez Louis Loudet, 1630, in-16, [8]-204 ff, Vélin souple de l'époque, titre manuscrit en tête du dos, La première édition de cet ouvrage fut imprimée à Tours en 1594. En tout, il contient quatre discours, dédiés Louise de Clermont, comtesse de Tonnerre et duchesse d'Uzès, protectrice de l'auteur. Les deux premiers discours offrent un intérêt tout particulier pour l'histoire de la médecine : Le premier est, avec le traité de Guillemeau, l'une des premières monographies sur l'anatomie et les maladies de l'oeil. Le second concerne les "maladies mélancoliques", que Du Laurens définit comme un délire sans fièvre. Ce texte, très célèbre à son époque, est le premier traité rédigé en français sur les affections mentales. Il se situe, en quelque sorte, à la "préhistoire de la psychopathologie" (Radu Suciu, édition commentée du Discours des maladies mélancoliques, Klincksieck, collection "Génie de la Mélancolie", 2012). L'auteur distingue trois types de maladies mélancoliques : la première venant du cerveau, la seconde de tout le corps, par sympathie, et la troisième des organes contenus dans l'hypochondre (foie, rate, mésentène). Chacune de ces mélancolies appartiennent à des humeurs spécifiques, en accord avec la théorie hippocratique. Du Laurens propose des moyens de les guérir, tout en reconnaissant à quel point cette guérison est malaisée. André Du Laurens (1558-1609) fut professeur à l'université de Montpellier. Appelé à Paris en 1598, il devint médecin de la cour ; il passa ensuite au service de Marie de Médicis et devint médecin ordinaire puis premier médecin de Henri IV. Ses travaux sur la mélancolie ont eu une influence importante en dehors de la France, notamment en Angleterre ; le Discours sur la mélancolie est traduit en 1599 Richard Surphlet et constituent dès lors une source importante pour les auteurs anglais. Il précède notamment la célèbre Anatomie de la Mélancolie de Robert Burton (1621). Ex-libris manuscrits anciens sur la page de titre et petit dessins à l'encre. Étiquette de la bibliothèque de Jean Rouché. Vélin usé, charnières intérieures ouverte, cahiers déréglés. Krivatsy n° 3519. Semelaigne I, pp. 38 et suiv. Couverture rigide
162711183Lyon, Simon Rigaud, 1627 ; très fort in-8 ; plein vélin ivoire, titre manuscrit au dos (reliure de l'époque) ; (32) (titre en rouge et noir, Epistre du traducteur, l'Imprimeur au Lecteur, portrait gravé par Charles Audran, Tables), 1451, (3), (90) pp. (table des matières).
1610310617Arnhem/Amsterdam: Jan Janssonius/Dirk Pietersz Pers 1610. Third edition. With engraved title and 74 half page woodcut illustrations by Geerhardt de Jode printed and numbered recto. 2 74 1 blank leaves. Without final leaf of text including colophon. Small 4to 7-3/8 x 5-5/8 inches. Old vellum manuscript titles. Chip to head and tail of spine very good. Jode Geerhardt de. Third edition. With engraved title and 74 half page woodcut illustrations by Geerhardt de Jode printed and numbered recto. 2 74 1 blank leaves. Without final leaf of text including colophon. Small 4to 7-3/8 x 5-5/8 inches. Compelling emblem book featuring half-page woodcuts by Jode with a biblical text beneath and facing commentary. The third edition of a work first published in 1579. Lacking final leaf of text but with all illustrations. Jan Janssonius/Dirk Pietersz Pers unknown
1610310617Arnhem/Amsterdam: Jan Janssonius/Dirk Pietersz Pers 1610. Third edition. With engraved title and 74 half page woodcut illustrations by Geerhardt de Jode printed and numbered recto. 2 74 1 blank leaves. Without final leaf of text including colophon. Small 4to 7-3/8 x 5-5/8 inches. Old vellum manuscript titles. Chip to head and tail of spine very good. Jode Geerhardt de. Third edition. With engraved title and 74 half page woodcut illustrations by Geerhardt de Jode printed and numbered recto. 2 74 1 blank leaves. Without final leaf of text including colophon. Small 4to 7-3/8 x 5-5/8 inches. Compelling emblem book featuring half-page woodcuts by Jode with a biblical text beneath and facing commentary. The third edition of a work first published in 1579. Lacking final leaf of text but with all illustrations. Jan Janssonius/Dirk Pietersz Pers unknown books
16992267Four books bound in one. Engraved frontispiece and 12 pretty horrible plates depicting man's mistreatment of women. ; All shipments through USPS insured Priority Mail. . Jan ten Hoorn hardcover
169937916Amsterdam: By Jan ten Hoorn boekverkooper 1699. First Edition. In four parts each with half-title and separate pagination and signatures. Engraved pictorial title and eleven plates by J. Luyken. 16 192 4 128 4 159 1 blank 4 198 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Contemporary vellum. Minor soiling to covers engraved title with contemporary repair to lower margin one gathering loosened lower corner of one page torn with loss of one letter in marginal gloss else a fresh fine copy. Luyken J. First Edition. In four parts each with half-title and separate pagination and signatures. Engraved pictorial title and eleven plates by J. Luyken. 16 192 4 128 4 159 1 blank 4 198 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Compendium of short biographies illustrating the rise and fall of princesses women martyrs of the church and other notable women from history. With eleven "curious" plates by Luykens depicting murders executions and other violent deaths. By Jan ten Hoorn, boekverkooper unknown
169937916Amsterdam: By Jan ten Hoorn boekverkooper 1699. First Edition. In four parts each with half-title and separate pagination and signatures. Engraved pictorial title and eleven plates by J. Luyken. 16 192 4 128 4 159 1 blank 4 198 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Contemporary vellum. Minor soiling to covers engraved title with contemporary repair to lower margin one gathering loosened lower corner of one page torn with loss of one letter in marginal gloss else a fresh fine copy. Luyken J. First Edition. In four parts each with half-title and separate pagination and signatures. Engraved pictorial title and eleven plates by J. Luyken. 16 192 4 128 4 159 1 blank 4 198 pp. 1 vols. 4to. Compendium of short biographies illustrating the rise and fall of princesses women martyrs of the church and other notable women from history. With eleven "curious" plates by Luykens depicting murders executions and other violent deaths. By Jan ten Hoorn, boekverkooper unknown books
1700ABC_46668Amsterdam: Nicolaas Visscher 1700. Blind- or black-tooled half calf ca. 1900 marbled paper sides and endpapers. Small oblong folio 18 x 24 cm. With 32 numbered engraved prints 13 x 16.5 cm including the title-page captioned in Dutch with views of the country house and gardens of Clingendaal near The Hague designed and etched and engraved by Daniel Stoopendaal Laurens Scherm and Leon Schenk. A series of 32 prints including the engraved title-page by the etcher engraver and draughtsman Daniel Stoopendaal 1672-1726 and etcher Laurens Scherm fl. 1689-1701 in their second issue executed by Leon Schenk and edited and published by Nicolaas Visscher: beautiful views of one of the most prestigeous country houses and gardens of the Dutch Republic Clingendaal near The Hague including prints showing the construction of the house and plans of both the house and gardens.The garden of the Clingendaal estate occupies a unique position in the development of garden art in the Netherlands of crucial importance for the understanding of the development of French-inspired formal gardens at the time of Stadtholder Willem III 1650-1702 from 1689 King William III of England Ireland and Scotland.Clingendaal was in possession of the wealthy and influencial Doublet family from 1591 to 1727. Philips Doublet II 1633-1707 inspired by the new French classical style and the gardens of Hofwijk - the country house of his father-in-law Constantijn Huygens secretary to the Stadtholder/King William III - started the constructiion of the gardens as early as the 1670's and completed it in the early 1680's establishing one of the first "French gardens" in Holland. Doublet's estate played a central role in the introduction and dissemination of French stylistic forms in Holland which would culminate in garden layouts at Het Loo De Voorst Heemstede and Zeist. Philips Doublet a real "gentleman-virtuoso" and dilettante architect had married Susanna Huygens the daughter of the famous scholar and humanist Constantijn Huygens. Doublet was a personal friend of Willem III with whom he discussed matters concerning art and architecture.With the bookplate of H. Boekenoogen on the front paste-down an owners inscription in black ink "Jorn Copijn 1977" and a small bookbinder's label of " D.G. van Bommel Amsterdam" on the second free endleaf. Lacking print 33 by L. Scherm: an obilisque ina maze of tall hedges Hollstein XXIV Scherm 30. The binding shows some signs of wear around the corners and the spine internally slightly soiled but overall a good copy with wide margins.l The Anglo-Dutch garden in the age of William and Mary 1988 pp. 179-183; Hollstein XXIV Scherm 24-29 & 31-32 = nos. 1 6 16 19-20 24 31-32; Hollstein XXVIII Stoopendaal 18-41 = nos. 2-5 7-15 17-18 21-23 25-30; Springer p. 45; STCN 4 copies. Nicolaas Visscher, unknown
16132072Paris: for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen 1613. Scarce French-language edition of Du Laurens works with a set of 26 anatomical engravings derived from Vesalius and others. "This is the second edition of the French translation of Du Laurens collected works. which preceded the publication of the Latin text. In addition to the author's textbook of anatomy and his account of scrofula the volume contains works on geriatrics melancholy and other mental afflictions and an early opthalmological work which describes the anatomy and diseases of the eye. The volume has an exceptionally well-engraved title page the author's engraved portrait and numerous historical and ornamental woodcut initials." Heirs of Hippocrates p. 144. According to Krivatsy the French translation of Du Laurens Opera Omnia was first published by P. Mettayer in Paris in 1613 and was reprinted by Raphael Du Petit Val in Rouen in 1621. Our copy has an engraved title signed by du Petit Val in Rouen but dated 1613; the Rouen librairie presumably recycled some of the original Paris-printed titles modifying the original engraving with a cancel. Du Laurens 1558-1609 was the court physician to Marie de Medicis and Henry IV and previously had been professor at the University of Montpellier. Wellcome I 1942; Krivatsy 3506 3507; Heirs of Hippocrates 389. Folio 23 x 34.5 cm 10 ff. including engraved allegorical title & portrait of Du Laurens 353 1 pp. 10 ff.; 1f. 53 3 ff.; 43 3 ff.; 57 3 ff.; 30 2 ff. Bound in contemporary French calf gilt-ruled covers with gilt wreath in center spine with raised bands rebacked with author-title gilt on spine. Ex Libris of Pierre Americ on front-end pastedown early ownership inscription of Michaux . De la Burtieve / Praecevitor S. Capellae Dune.sis on title. Soiling to engraved title with extreme right margin in partial facsimile; preliminary & final leaves remargined without loss; light waterstain in upper margin of scattered leaves; some other leaves soiled or spotted in margin. for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen hardcover
16132072Paris: for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen 1613. Scarce French-language edition of Du Laurens works with a set of 26 anatomical engravings derived from Vesalius and others. "This is the second edition of the French translation of Du Laurens collected works. which preceded the publication of the Latin text. In addition to the author's textbook of anatomy and his account of scrofula the volume contains works on geriatrics melancholy and other mental afflictions and an early opthalmological work which describes the anatomy and diseases of the eye. The volume has an exceptionally well-engraved title page the author's engraved portrait and numerous historical and ornamental woodcut initials." Heirs of Hippocrates p. 144. According to Krivatsy the French translation of Du Laurens Opera Omnia was first published by P. Mettayer in Paris in 1613 and was reprinted by Raphael Du Petit Val in Rouen in 1621. Our copy has an engraved title signed by du Petit Val in Rouen but dated 1613; the Rouen librairie presumably recycled some of the original Paris-printed titles modifying the original engraving with a cancel. Du Laurens 1558-1609 was the court physician to Marie de Medicis and Henry IV and previously had been professor at the University of Montpellier. Wellcome I 1942; Krivatsy 3506 3507; Heirs of Hippocrates 389. Folio 23 x 34.5 cm 10 ff. including engraved allegorical title & portrait of Du Laurens 353 1 pp. 10 ff.; 1f. 53 3 ff.; 43 3 ff.; 57 3 ff.; 30 2 ff. Bound in contemporary French calf gilt-ruled covers with gilt wreath in center spine with raised bands rebacked with author-title gilt on spine. Ex Libris of Pierre Americ on front-end pastedown early ownership inscription of Michaux . De la Burtieve / Praecevitor S. Capellae Dune.sis on title. Soiling to engraved title with extreme right margin in partial facsimile; preliminary & final leaves remargined without loss; light waterstain in upper margin of scattered leaves; some other leaves soiled or spotted in margin. for Raphael du Petit Val à Rouen hardcover books
