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[JACOB, Giles]Biblio.com

The poetical register: or the Lives and Characters of all the english poets. With an Account of their writings.

Cats, J (Jacob) (1577-1660)Biblio.com

Gedachten Op Slapelosse Nachten Waar Inne De Deugd Van Herberg-en Mededeylsaamheyt Ann Nootdruftigen Wydlustig Vertoont Ende De vruchten Derselver Naar 't Leven Asgemaalt Werden: Mitsgarders & Spiegel van Den Ouden En Nieuwen Tydt. 2 Vol in One

1732003827Leiden and Amsterdam: Jan Van Der Deyster & Abraham van Der Putte. Fair with no dust jacket. 1732. Leather. x 235 pp iv Register in Gothic typeface 320 pp. Slapeloose nachten is "het twee-en-tachtig-jarig leven van den selven Heere an zyn geboorte tot zyndoodtoe; door hem zelf in vaerzen beschreven. Den Achsten Druk. Met vernieuwde Figuuren". Red and black title page frontis is missing and page iii is torn vertically and lacking 1/3 of the page Wonderful engravings and lots of them many showing the devils that beset the man attempting unsuccesfully to sleep. The first volume ends on Twee-en Tachtig Jarig Levn "eynde" then the Register van Boeken by J. en H. van der Deyster Gedrukt in Gothic type then an engraved frontis plate for the Spiegel. the title page "den lesten Druk van nieuws oversien en gecorrigeert en van veel Druksauten verbetert with the publishing information of van der utte Amsterdam but no date. Also wonderfully illustrated with engravings printed in both Gothic type and standard type. There are no final blanks for the Spiegel but it is complete. Leather boards are a bit crackled rubbed at the corners and edges. Spine has 5 raised bands with gilt decorations and a #4 in gilt spine tips are quite worn front hinge cracking and front board threatening to detach but still holding. Half title for Slapeloose Nachten has an old ownership inscription and there is a very old pressed violet at page 81 that has caused some browning otherwise clean and unmarked. Paper is sturdy with only moderate foxing and aging. Quite scarce. ; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall . Jan Van Der Deyster & Abraham van Der Putte hardcover

Leaf and Stone Books · Canada195,00 $US≈ 164,99 €

Douglas, JacobBiblio.com

Descriptio Comparata Musculorum Corporis Humani et Quadrupedis

1738ABE-1745523021106Lugduni Batavorum Leiden: Gerardum Potvliet 1738. Hardcover. Very Good. Jacob Douglas’s Descriptio Comparata Musculorum Corporis Humani et Quadrupedis 1738 is a specialized anatomical treatise devoted to the comparative study of muscles in humans and quadrupeds. Douglas provides an early 18th-century expansion of comparative anatomy as a discipline that not only informed veterinary medicine but also deepened understanding of human musculature through cross-species analysis. Douglas arranges his work in a systematic fashion describing muscles by region and function beginning with the head and neck then proceeding through the trunk and limbs. Each muscle is presented with its name anatomical origin and insertion action and—where relevant—differences or analogues found in quadrupeds. This side-by-side structure offered a practical resource for anatomists physicians and veterinary surgeons at a time when animal dissection often preceded or supplemented access to human cadavers. The book’s comparative approach was part of a broader intellectual movement in early modern anatomy influenced by the works of Borelli Bidloo Albinus and other Continental anatomists but with a distinctive British contribution through authors like Douglas. The emphasis on both similarity and variation between humans and quadrupeds served not only a pedagogical role—training students to identify structures across species—but also had implications for understanding biomechanics evolutionary relationships long before Darwinian theory and functional anatomy in relation to different modes of locomotion and posture. The work demonstrates a meticulous descriptive style relying on direct observation and dissection with terminology consistent with contemporary anatomical nomenclature. BOOK DESCRIPTION AND CONDITION: Physically the 1738 edition is a handsome quarto bound in period calf with a red morocco title label to the spine. The title page is printed in red and black. This book is in very good condition for its age with the calf binding intact and only light wear to extremities. The gilt lettering on the red title label remains clear and the pages though showing expected toning are generally clean and free from major defects. Some damage to spine. Gerardum Potvliet hardcover

Emerald Booksellers · États-Unis190,00 $US≈ 160,76 €

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