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1782188151Rome: apud Antonium Fulgonium 1782. Ancient Arabic coins and the early study of the Kufic script First edition of this well-illustrated work on ancient Arabic numismatics in Kufic script - "one of the works which traditionally mark the birth of Arabic palaeography" D'Ottone - studying and illustrating the renowned collection of antiquities of Cardinal Stefano Borgia 1731-1804. Jacob Georg Christian Adler 1756-1834 studied Coptic Syriac and Arabic manuscripts and artefacts across Europe. His introduction to this work summarizes the state of the art in the field of Arabic numismatics quoting sources based on the study of major collections of ancient Arabic coins in Italy Spain England Germany Holland and Denmark. He mentions important scholars in the field including the traveller Carsten Niebuhr who visited places in modern-day Yemen and Saudi Arabia. Adler discusses the origin antiquity and ornaments of Arabic coins reproducing the original Arabic inscriptions. He noted that Muslims do not represent the Prophet Muhammad and God figuratively; thus unlike in Europe Arabic coins also do not bear rulers' effigies. A section is devoted to observations on the Kufic script diacritics and other philological observations. The following sections provide textual descriptions of the Arabic inscriptions on the coins Adler examined including those of the Abbasid Fatimid Ayyubid Seleucid Turkman and Atabeg dynasties from the Middle East and Spain. He also examined Arabic coins produced by Christians especially in Sicily under King Roger and his successors and provides a bilingual text on Arabo-Islamic coins and their history taken from a manuscript at El Escorial a text on Arabic seals and another on Druze coins. The detailed plates reproduce the Kufic script 101 Arabic coins both sides 6 Arabic seals and Druze idols and monumental inscriptions. After the success of this ground-breaking volume Adler published an additional one in 1793 based on new acquisitions by Borgia. Folio 280 x 200 mm pp. VI 2 172. With 12 full-page engraved plates of Arabic coins and inscriptions engraved title vignette and head- and tailpieces woodcut initials. Text in Latin and Arabic occasional Hebrew and Georgian. Contemporary brown sheep spine papier dominoté boards flat spine. Bookplate of the bibliographer Giacomo Maria Manzoni 1816-1889. Covers and extremities rubbed outer edges frayed spine refurbished contents lightly toned occasional marginal bleeding from edge colour: a very good copy. A. D'Ottone "In Defence of Arabic Palaeography" Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient 2023. hardcover
1734170795London: for T. Cox; and sold by J. Wilford 1734. The first scientific study of the question of distribution First edition of "the first scientific study of the question of distribution" Foxwell anticipating the Physiocratic positions on single tax land rents and free trade. "Stewart compared Vanderlint also with David Hume. McCulloch used Stewart's opinions on several occasions and may have provided the basis for Marx's charge that 'Hume follows step by step and often even in his personal idiosyncracies' Vanderlint's work" New Palgrave. "Like Barbon and North Vanderlint had a global vision of international trade and pleaded for free trade. He recognized the mutual benefits that flowed from free trading referring to 'an invincible argument for free and unrestrained trade'" Murphy. Octavo 196 x 121 mm pp. iv ii 170. Contemporary sprinkled calf rebacked spine ruled in gilt in compartments red morocco label. Engraved armorial bookplate of Maurice Fitzgerlad Knight of Kerry Corners. Spine and board edges lightly rubbed light surface wear to sides. Pale dampmark to fore-edge upper outer corner of title page chipped; a very good copy. Goldsmiths' 7227; Kress 4201; McCulloch p. 162; Sraffa 6080. Antoin Murphy Monetary Theory 1601-1758 1996 pp. 46-7. unknown
179250439vi 120 pages with 37 of 60 aquatinted plates Published by Robinsons et al. hardcover
179251926Robinsons et al. London 1792-01-01. Hardcover. Good. 1792 Robinsons London in leather binding title page repaired with backing one signature loose. Illustrated. Please email for photos. Robinsons et al., London hardcover
17482304868Augustae Vindelicorum Typis et Impensis Haeredum Ioannis Iacobi Lotteri 1748. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. Boards lightly soiled and stained. 1748 Hard Cover. xvi 608 13 pp. 8vo. Vellum binding hand lettered spine sprinkled edges. An extensive history of philosophy by the author whose five-volume Historia Critica Philosophiae formed the basis of William Enfield's The History of Philosophy the first English language history of philosophy to treat thinkers beyond ancient history Locke Newton Hobbes Leibniz Descartes etc. Brucker is known primarily for his massive Historia Critica Philosophiae 5 volumes 1742-44 with an Appendix 1767. Passmore calls that work "the standard history of philosophy in the 18th century to which both Kant and the Encyclopaedists for example were very considerably indebted." 'The Idea of a History of Philosophy' in The Historiography of the History of Philosophy 'S-Gravenhage 1965. The present work contains 28 papers divided into three sections: Historico-Philosophica pp. 1-257; Historico-Literaria pp. 258-552; and Philologico-Critica pp. 553-608. The nine "observations" of the first part deal mainly with ancient philosophy with papers on: "number" in Plato and Pythagorian philosophy Brucker's dissertation; Pyrrhonism; Stoicism; the Alexandrian School et al.; as well as "Supplementa ad historiam de ideis exhibens" pp. 110-147 a supplement to Brucker's first book 1723. The second part opens pp. 258-290 with a paper that contains the first printing of six letters from Leibniz to Spizel Ravier 435. This section many of whose subjects appear to have connections with Augsburg also includes observations on Melanchthon's Hypotyposes theologicae 1521 sketches of the lives of Brucker's mentor Philipp Jakob Crophius the humanist Hieronymous Wolf and his student David Hoeschel as well as biographical sketches of several physicians. Osler 6614: "Bought 29.X.18 for the 3 medical lives i.e. J. Martius A.P. Gasser and L. Schroeck." To these three one might add a fourth "De Vita Matthiae Schenckii" pp. 334-351. Augustae Vindelicorum, Typis et Impensis Haeredum Ioannis Iacobi Lotteri hardcover
17957349Åbo 1795. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Good. Biography of Johannes Elai Terserulus Bishop of Turku written by the first Archbishop of Finland Jacob Tengström.<br /> <br /> Text in Swedish. 240 pp. Some text on the inside of the covers. Åbo hardcover
1769410381769. <p>Trew Christoph Jacob 1695-1769. Mezzotint portrait by Johann Jacob Haid 1704-67. N.p. Nuremberg 1769 or after. 531 x 356 mm. image measures 406 x 268 mm. Margins a little frayed not affecting image a few small marginal tears repaired but very good.</p> <p>Excellent mezzotint portrait of German physician and botanist Christoph Jacob Trew after whom the East Indian plant genus Trewia is named. Trew was the author of the lavishly illustrated Hortus nitidissimis omnem per annum superbiens floribus 1750-86 and Plantae selectae quarum imagines ad exemplaria naturalia Londini in hortis curiosorum nutrita 1750-73 both with plates engraved after drawings by the noted 18th century botanical artist Georg Dionysius Ehret; the latter work has been described as "one of the great botanical iconographies" Lazarus and Pardoe p. 43. The present portrait appeared as a frontispiece to the Plantae selectae. Trew founded the periodical Commercium litterarium ad rei et medicinae scientiae naturalis one of the first general medical journals and from 1743 served as director of the Kaiserlich-Leopoldinisch-Carolingischen Akademie der Naturforscher. Trew's scientific correspondence numbering over 19000 letters is the largest such collection known; his natural history library of 34000 volumes is now at the University of Erlangen. Lazarus and Pardoe Catalogue of botanical prints and drawings at the National Museums & Galleries of Wales 2003.</p> . unknown
1718009574Zurich Switzerland: Bodmerischen 1718. Book. Very good- condition. Hardcover. First Edition. Quarto 4to. xvi 336 pages of text. Illustrated by 19 leaves of plates one of which is folding. Includes an illustration of a meteorite. Bound in raw compressed grey paper boards which is somewhat worn and lightly stained with spine chipped. Hinges have been strengthened by a conservator. Old vellum spine label is creased soiled and worn. Measures 8.25 inches/209mm height. Light to moderate foxing scattered throughout the text; the plates remain clean. First edition. Bodmerischen Hardcover
1800627041800. Berlin Bey Friedrich August Rottmann 1800 kl.-8° 4 128 pp. 1 Bl. Druckfehler Ledereinband mit reichlicher Rücken- und Deckelvergoldungen und Goldschnitt; feines Expl. Erstdruck! Lentin berichtet in Briefen aus Maynz Frankfurt Würzburg Bamberg Wien und Prag. "Von einigen Arzten wurde der Reformeifer am Bamberger Krankenhaus jedoch durchaus kritisch gesehen. Ende 1798 etwa besuchte der aus Clausthal gebürtige und an den Universitäten Jena und Göttingen ausgebildete Arzt Jakob Friedrich Ludwig Lentin 1776-1803 die fränkische Bischofsstadt. Er schilderte seine dortigen Eindrücke in seiner in Briefform abgefassten 1800 in Berlin erschienenen Schrift Medizinische Bemerkungen auf einer literarischen Reise durch Deutschland. An Marcus' ärztlicher Praxis kritisierte Lentin dass der unbevorurtheilte Zuschauer . mit Misbilligung betrachten musse wie dieser Mann durch zu großen Enthusiasmus sich den Weg zur kalten Prüfung ungangbar machte. Die Ärzte im Bamberger Allgemeinen Krankenhaus waren aus seiner Sicht keine objektiven Wissenschaftler sondern überzeugte Jünger der Brownschen Lehre: "Gleich bey meinem ersten Eintritt in die Krankenzimmer ward ich überzeugt daß hier nicht mehr von einer vergleichenden Prüfung zweyer Systeme die Rede seyn könne und Hofrath Markus erkläre bald sich dahin daß er mit seiner Prüfung zu Ende sey und nach fester Überzeugung von den entschiedenen Vorzügen des Brownischen Heilverfahrens in seiner Klinik dasselbe zur Norm annähme ohne fernere Rücksicht auf die ältere Practik." " Mark Häberlein & Margrit Prussat Hrsg.: Eine Wissenschaft im Umbruch: Andreas Röschlaub 1768-1835 und die deutsche Medizin um 1800 2018; pp.168-169 Sehr selten! unknown
17313200BB1731. 2. Auflage. 2 Bände in 1. Zürich Heidegger und Compagn. 1731. Gr.-8°. 13 Bl. 300 S. 6 Bl.m 372 S. 1 Bl. Halbpergament der Zeit berieben und bestossen. Teilweise leicht stock- oder wasserfleckig. unknown
1796123351796. Med.-chir. Ztg. 1796/2. - Salzburg 1796 Kl.8° 464 pp. PappBd. d.Zt.; etw. stockfleck. unknown
17814372IB1781. Zweiter Jahrgang vom Jahr 1781 erstes Quartal. Frankfurt a. M. Reuss 1781. 1 Bl. 830 S. 15 Bl. Register. Späterer Pappband. Mit umlaufendem Rotschnitt und gestochenem Exlibris auf dem Vorsatzblatt. Stellenweise geringfügig braunfleckig sonst ein sehr gut erhaltenes Exemplar. unknown
1745357481745. Lugduni Batavorum apud Gerardum Potvliet 1745 4° 11 Bl. 325 45 pp. 2 pp.73-258 2 8 Kupferstichtafeln Kalbsledereinband der Zeit mit reichlicher Rückenvergoldung; Gelenke angeborchen aber fest ein feines Exemplar. Alpini 1553-1617 was an Italian physician and botanist who graduated from Padua and traveled through Greece Crete and Egypt from 1580 to 1583.First printed in 1591 this work on Egyptian medicine gives the first European recognition of the medicinal value of coffee. The second work by Jacob de Bondt is an important work on diseases of the East Indies. It includes the first modern descriptions of cholera tropical dysentery yaws and beri-beri. unknown
1719ABC_48566Leiden: ex officina Boutesteiniana 1719. Contemporary vellum with the manuscript title on the spine red and blue sprinkled edges. 4to. With a general title page printed in red and black 7 engravings 1 folding 5 full-page 1 in the text divisional titles for each part with an engraved vignette 18 decorated woodcut initials 13 woodcut headpieces and 12 woodcut tailpieces. 4 parts in 1 volume. Including: 2 ALPINUS Prosper. De balsamo dialogus.Leiden Cornelis Boutesteyn 1718.3 BONTIUS Jacobus. De medicina Indorum.Leiden Cornelis Boutesteyn 1718.4 ALPINUS Prosper. De rhapontico.Leiden ex officina Boutesteiniana 1718. Early Leiden edition of an important work on Egyptian medicine written by the Venetian physician and botanist Prosper Alpinus 1553-1617. The present work includes a work on tropical medicine by Dutch physician Jacob de Bondt or Jacobus Bontius 1592-1631 which can only be found in the Dutch editions of Medicine Aegyptiorum and a text by Alpinus De rhapontico which can only be found in the present edition.Medicine Aegyptiorum was first published in Venice in 1591 then three times in Paris in 1645-1646 and then in Leiden in 1718 where it was combined with De Bondt's work for the first time. The present edition is a re-issue of the 1718 edition but with a new title page and an extra part. This extra part De rhapontico had been published separately in 1612 but was not published again until it was included in the present work. It discusses the therapeutic properties of rhubarb and is written in the form of a dialogue between Alpinus an Egyptian physician and a Jew. The other work by Alpinus included here De balsamo dialogus discusses the source of balsam and raises questions concerning its identity ancient names and medical uses. It is written in the same format as De rhapontico.The final text included here is De medicina Indorum libri IV by De Bondt which had been separately published in 1642. De Bondt who regarded tropical medicine as an independent branch of medical science spend several years in the Dutch East Indies where he studied the local medical practices. The work includes the first European description of beriberi and cholera.The head of the spine is somewhat worn with a horizontal tear in the vellum obscuring the manuscript title a brown stain on the back board. The pastedowns are detached from the boards but the structural integrity of the binding is still intact the edges of the leaves are slightly browned the last few leaves are stained at the bottom margin from the brown stain on the back board. Otherwise in good condition.l Blake p. 12; STCN 227919599 3 copies Wellcome II p. 36; cf. DSB I pp. 124-125; Garrison & Morton 6468 other ed.; STCN separate entries for ad 2: 227919971 6 copies ad 3: 227920112 6 copies ad 4: 181937085 5 copies. ex officina Boutesteiniana, hardcover
1731102630London: J. Senex W. Innys J. Osborn and T. Longman. 1731. Vol 2 only of 2. Full leather early binding 25 engraved folding platespp xv 285 indx xix. Spine heavily rubbed hinges fragile stitching weak corners rubbed. Worming to bottom edge including through the inner corner of pages heavier at earlier and latter pages but not affecting any of the text with some tanning to these pages. Peter Cowan's the Australian writer copy wih his ownership signature to front paste-down. Good condition. 's Gravesande was a Dutch mathematician and natural philosopher who helped to propagate Isaac Newton's ideas in Continental Europe and laid the foundations for the teaching of Newtonian mechanics through experimental demonstrations. Vol. II of "Mathematical Elements of Natural Philosophy" studies Newton's ideas on fire the refraction and reflection of light opacity and colours the planetary system and celestial motions including universal gravity. The publisher John Senex was one of the principal cartographers of the 18th century. This edition published only a few years after Isaac Newton's death and complete with all twenty-five engraved plates showing experiments. 4th Edition. Leather. J. Senex, W. Innys, J. Osborn and T. Longman hardcover
1750052618Paris: Histoire Générale des Voyages. c. 1750 1750. Soft cover. Very Good. Original copper engraving b/w map. 245 x 195 cm. In French. Shows Hormuz on the left side a part of the Island of Kishim the lower part of the Persian coast the Island of Hormuz with its fortress and the entrance of ships. Decorated with ships. "This map probably comes from Raynal's History of the East Indies and it was earlier published in Prevot's collection of voyages.". Qasimi p. 203. Jacob van der Schuere was a Dutch Golden Age writer. He was born in Menen but moved north to Haarlem where he became a schoolmaster and wrote educational books. In 1612 he published the work Nederduytsche spellinge which was a proposal for a comprehensive spelling of the Dutch language and in 1643 he published the math book Arithmetica oft reken-konst. He probably died in Haarlem some time after the publication of his second book though his death is not recorded. <br/> <br/> Histoire Générale des Voyages., [c. 1750] paperback
172914238s'Gravenhage u. Dordrecht vol. 4 Bouequet Scheurleer Blussé en Zoon 1729-69. 4to. Bound in 4 contemporary half calf. Gilt backs. Engraved frontispiece 2 engraved folded portraits 41 fine engraved plates by Houbraken. Numerous engraved vignettes and other engravings in the text R. Vinkeles B. Picart etc. Printed on good thick paper. <br/><br/><em>This fine work exhibits the roccocco-style in all is aspects both by is portraits by Houbraken but also in its numerous vignettes and textengravings by other famous artists. </em> unknown
1755elala1109np: np 1755. 1755. 12mo. pp. 174. old marbled wrs. new paper spine. First Edition in Duodecimo Format. An attack on the English territorial claims and pretensions against the French in North America including discussion of the terms of the Treaty of Utrecht 1713 the disputed geographical limits of Acadia and the outbreak of hostilities in the Ohio Valley 1754. This is one of a number of polemical pamphlets issued by Moreau during the Seven Years War. Also published in Paris in quarto format.Casey I 164. Dionne II 516. JCB I 1071. Lande 656. Sabin 50563. TPL 6418. 1st Edition. np: np, 1755. unknown
1735r006.134GB: A La Haye Chez Jan Den Kieboom Etc 1735. FRENCH TEXT. 167 x 95 mm. 547 and 484 pages . Full brown calf with NEW TAN CALF SPINE with five raised bands and gold rules and red title label lettered in gold. Books are in very good condition with minor signs of wear and/or age. . Hardback. VG/No DW. A La Haye Chez Jan Den Kieboom Etc Hardcover
173550060à La Haye The Hague: Chez J. Van den KieboomGerard BlockAdrien Van Dorsten 1735. Fine. Chez J. Van den Kieboom Gerard Block Adrien Van Dorsten à La Haye The Hague 1735 9.50 x 17 cm 2 volumes reliés New edition illustrated with two frontispieces and 12 figures before letters unsigned. A title vignette repeated on both volumes. Title pages in red and black. Contemporary full glazed blonde calf bindings. Spines with raised bands decorated with small repeated fleurons in compartments. Red morocco title and volume labels. Decorative gilt board-edges and on leading edges. Edges gilt. The figures are slightly shorter at the outer margin. Joints partially restored. Fine copy in good binding. Son of the illustrious actor Montfleury and like him attached to the Hôtel de Bourgogne his first plays were farces around 1660 then producing about one play per year he evolved toward satire and social criticism. He was a rival of Molière who had mocked his father in L'Impromptu de Versailles to which he responded with L'Impromptu de l'Hôtel de Condé but while Molière drew his manner from Italian theater Montfleury freely drew inspiration from Spanish theater; his comic theater is not a comedy of characters but a satire of contemporary society. Engraved armorial bookplate of the 19th century Ph. L. de Bordes de Fortage. Chez J. Van den KieboomGerard BlockAdrien Van Dorsten hardcover
1774334261774-1776. Wien Rudolph Graeffer 1774-1776 8° 243 pp. 178 pp. mit zwei Titelvignetten Pappband. Extrem rare first Edtion! The short Latin translations of this text book was the fist systematical textbook on surgery translated in to Japanese. Sehr seltene erste Ausgabe! "Eine Übersetzung des 'Compendium insitutionum chirurgicarum' von Joseph Jacob Plenck in Wien wurde im 3.Jahre der Tempô-Ära 1832 unter dem Titel Yôka Shinsen von Kinchô Sugita publiziert und war eigentlich das erste systematische Lehrbuch der europäischen Chirurgie in Japan". Fujikawa J. Geschichte der Nedizin in Japan p.75 Extrem rare - only first part in: Nat. Lib. Medicine Bound with Thomas Sydenhams "Anweisung zur Cur dermehresten Krankheiten nebst einem Anhang vom Podagra und der Wassersucht" "Zweite und über die Hälfte vermehrte Auflage" Nürnberg Wolfgang Schwarzkopf 1777 8° 244 pp. 3 ff. unknown
1784373901784. Crells Chem. Annalen 1784/ 6. - Helmstädt und Leipzig Müller 1784 8° pp.481-580 feine Broschur. unknown
1780299006Geneva 1780. Unbound signatures stabbed and stitched. Very good. 8vo. 22x14 cm. French text. Rare satirical pamphlet. Vernes was a correspondent of Voltaire and Rousseau. weight: 0.2 lb. unknown
1719F5OGBDYNZ8OAAmsterdam: Gerard Valk 1719. Very large engraved folding plan comprising 1 1/2 sheets measuring 46 x 83 cm as assembled engraved by Danckert Danckertsz. and his father after drawings by Jacob Vennekool including the two hemispheres of the world map and a celestial map of the constellations of the northern hemisphere each 10 cm in diameter. Very large engraved plan showing the extraordinary cartographic mosaic floor of the Burgerzaal of the Amsterdam City Hall designed by Jacob van Campen with a celestial map in the centre and the magnificent map of the world in 2 hemispheres on either side. The engraving was first published in 1661 and the map shows Tasman's recent discoveries in Australia and Tasmania and depicts California as an island. Many discoveries from his second voyage remained otherwise unpublished until the end of the 17th-century. This engraved representation is all that is left of this cartographical work of art. Wear caused by people walking on the mosaic meant it had to be restored about a hundred years later. When in turn this restoration was damaged the two hemispheres were filled in with plain marble slabs without pictorial representation.The drawing of the floor was made by Jacob Vennekool who worked closely with Van Campen and since his drawings were first published even before the building was completed they may reflect Van Campen's plan more closely than the finished building itself. They also of course show it before the alterations made at various times in later years.Slightly wrinkled in the right margin one fold reinforced and a few tiny spots otherwise in very good condition.l Cf. BAL 533 1st Dutch ed.; Fowler 77 & 274 1st Dutch ed.; Berlin Kat. 2235 1st French ed. Gerard Valk, unknown
1770400601770. Diderot & d'Alembert Anatomie 9/2.Taf. - Paris ca.1770 Folio Kupferstichtafel aus der "Encyclopédie" 41 X 28 cm; beigelegt die Erklärungen in Kopie. Huber's Ganglion - an inconstant ganglion on the posterior root of the first cervical nerve. Huber; Johann Jacob 1707-1778 "main contributions to science were his anatomical studies. He gave the first detailed and accurate description of the spinal cord De medulla spinali Gottingen; 1741; but he dealt mainly with the external appearances; which he illustrated accurately; and with the accessory nerve of Willis Clarke and O'Malley; 1968. His account of the internal features of the cord did not advance beyond those already published. To the first fascicle of Albrecht von Haller's famous leones anatomicae Gottingen; 1743-1755; Huber contributed descriptions of the uterus and spinal cord. He also studied the spinal roots and nerves; particularly the intercostal nerves and the lower cranial nerves -cf. Edwin Clarke Johann Jacob Huber "Arzt ist den 11. September 1707 in Basel geboren. Im Alter von 19 Jahren bezog er die Universitõt in seiner Vaterstadt um sich dem Studium der Medicin zu widmen 1730 ging er nach Bern zu Haller der sich des eifrigen jungen Mannes in der freundlichsten Weise annahm und ein Jahr darauf nach Straburg wo er sich vorzugsweise mit dem Studium der Anatomie und Geburtsh³lfe beschõftigte. Nach Hause zur³ckgekehrt wurde H. im J. 1733 promovirt 1734 als Mitglied in das Collegium medicum der Facultõt aufgenommen und 1736 zum Leibarzte des F³rsten von Baden-Durlach ernannt. Im J. 1738 erhielt er auf Haller's Veranlassung einen Ruf als Prosector an dem anatomischen Theater nach G÷ttingen und ein Jahr darauf die Bef÷rderung zum Prof. extraord. nachdem er zuvor eine botanische Reise durch die Schweiz gemacht deren Resultate er seinem Lehrer und G÷nner behufs Bearbeitung der Schweizer Flora zur Disposition gestellt hatte. - Auf weitere Empfehlung Haller's wurde H. im J. 1742 als Professor der Anatomie und Chirurgie an das Lyceum nach Cassel berufen zum Hofrathe und zum Leibarzt des Kurf³rsten von Hessen ernannt und in dieser Stellung ist er bis zu seinem am 6. Juli 1778 erfolgten Tode geblieben. - Mit seiner wissenschaftlichen Thõtigkeit hat sich H. vorzugsweise auf dem Gebiete der Anatomie bewegt um deren Bearbeitung er sich durch gr³ndliche Untersuchungen wohl verdient gemacht hat; die Resultate derselben hat er theils in zahlreichen akademischen Gelegenheitsschriften theils in den Akten der Leopoldinischen Akademie in den Actis Helveticis und in den Philosophical Transactions niedergelegt. Ein vollstõndiges Verzeichni dieser Schriften findet sich im Dict. histor. de la mÚdecine III. p. 245." August Hirsch ADB XIII 1881 p. 232 De medulla spinali et speciatim de ervis ab ea proventientibus commentatio cum adjunctis iconisbus. G÷ttingen 1741 Jessie Dobson Anatomical Eponyms. Second Edition 1962 p.100 unknown
