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Berghuis, S[ybolt].MareMagnum

Niederländischer Obstgarten. Le jardin fruitier Neerlandais. Groningen u. a. O., J. B. Woulters u. a., [1864-1868].

32 geheftete Lieferungen in den originalen Lieferungsumschlägen. 5 Teile mit zus. 124 chromolithogr. Tafeln. XXVI, 162 SS. 112 SS. 36 SS. 32 SS. 8, 8 SS. (2) SS. Gr.-4to (250 x 325 mm). Vollständiges Exemplar des prachtvollen pomologischen Kompendiums von Äpfeln (60 Tafeln, 162 SS.), Birnen (36 Tafeln, 112 SS.), Kirschen (8 Tafeln, 36 SS.), Pflaumen (12 Tafeln, 32 SS.), sowie Aprikosen und Pfirsichen (8 Tafeln, 8+8 SS.). Durchwegs in deutscher und französischer Sprache. Auf den 124 aufwändig gestalteten chromolithographischen Tafeln sind je zwei Ansichten und ein Querschnitt, bei Steinobst auch Kerne und Laub von zwei bis vier Obstsorten abgebildet. Das Titelblatt, die Widmung an den niederländischen König WiIlhelm III., eine Vorrede des Botanikers Karl Heinrich Koch (1809-79) und ein Vorwort des textverantwortlichen Boskooper Vereins zur Bestimmung und Veredelung der Obstsorten zu den ersten vier Teilen des Kompendiums sind der 2. Lieferung eingebunden (I-XXIV); ein zusätzliches Vorwort zu Aprikosen und Pfirsichen (XXV-XXVI) ist in der 23. Lieferung enthalten. Die 32. Lieferung enthält einen Index der Pflaumen, Aprikosen und Pfirsiche (2 SS.). - Der verantwortliche Lithograph Guillaume Severeyn (1830-1909) war Mitglied der Königlichen Akademie in Brüssel und ausgewiesener Spezialist für botanische Illustration. Sybolt Berghuis (1820-96) wirkte in Groningen als Maler, Zeichner und Aquarellist. - Provenienz: Bibliothek der evangelischen reformierten Hochschule in Budapest; als Doublette verkauft mit durchgestrichenem Bibliotheksstempel und Ausscheidungsstempel auf der 1. Tafel der 1. Lieferung (recto). - Die 1. Lieferung mit altem Wasserschaden auf dem Umschlag und allen Blättern. Die Bindungen meist lose, teils leicht braunfleckig und angeschmutzt, mit kleineren Randläsuren bzw. geknickten Seiten. Beiliegend eine Verlagsankündigung (in der 4. Lieferung) sowie ein Verlagsprogramm und drei Rechnungen von 1865 und 1868 des bedeutenden Pester Buchhändlers und Verlegers Károly Grill (in der 32. Lieferung). Vgl. Nissen, BBI 2221 (niederländ. Ausgabe).

Borgsdorff, Ernst Friedrich.MareMagnum

Neu-Triumphierende Fortification auff allerley Situationen, defensivè und offensivè zu gebrauchen [...]. Wien, Johann Georg Schlegel, 1703.

Gest. Frontispiz, (10), 398, (2) SS. Mit 116 teils mehrf. gefalteten Kupfertafeln. Halblederband der Zeit mit gepr. Pergamentrückenschildchen und reicher, teils oxydierter Goldprägung in den Rückenfeldern. Qu.-4to. Das seltene, reich illustrierte Werk zur Festungsbaukunst handelt davon, "wie man die Royal-Vestungen und Cittadelle, Auxiliar-Wercke und Contra-Approschen, Retrenchementer und Feld-Schantzen, auff alten und neuen Plätzen, regular und irregular, in Eyl und mit Weile, mit kleinen als auch ansehnlichen Unkosten, aus siben wichtigen approbirten Militarischen Haubt-Maximen, dergestalten disponiren, erbauen und verthaidigen möge, daß ein darfür attaquirender Feind ehender ermüden müsse weder obsigen könne." - Borgsdorff "war kaiserl. Oberingenieur und trat in der Folge auf Befehl Kaiser Leopolds in den Dienst Peters des Großen. Hier leitete er 1696 die 2-jähr. Belagerung v. Asow, wie Glaser sagt, 'auf eine außerordentliche Weise', indem er eine besondere, sonst außergewöhnliche Art, zu approchiren angebe, weil denen solcher Arbeit noch unerfahrnen Russen die gewöhnliche Art in kurtzer Zeit nicht begreiflich zu machen war: die Erd-Waltzen genannt. Nach Eroberung dieses wichtigen Platzes baute er 1698 einige gantz neue Fortressen in selbiger Gegend" (Jähns). Eine lateinische Ausgabe hatte er bereits 1694 veröffentlicht. - Die 1693 gegründete Offizin des aus dem Kanton Schwyz zugewanderten Schlegel ist die jüngste der sieben alten Universitätsbuchdruckereien Wiens. - Ausgabe in einem Band; Pohler zitiert die nach S. 240 geteilte Ausgabe. - Stellenweise gering braunfleckig. Die Lagen Ccc und Bbb gegeneinander verbunden, jedoch komplett. Einbanddecken fachmännisch restauriert, Vorsätze erneuert, sonst gutes, kaum gebräuntes Exemplar. Jähns II, 1711 und 1380f. Pohler III, 699 (s. v. “Burgsdorf”; in 2 Bdn.). Michigan Military Books 223 (m. Abb.). Kat. KA I, 795. Mayer, Wr. Buchdr.gesch. II, 11.

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Boscovich, Rugjer Josip.MareMagnum

Philosophiae naturalis theoria redacta ad unicam legem virium in natura existentium. Vienna, Augustin Bernardi, 1759.

4to (176 x 217 mm). (2), 20, 322, (2), 16, (4) pp. Title-page printed in red and black. With 4 folding plates. Contemporary Austrian full calf binding, covers ruled in blind, spine richly gilt, with two red leather labels. Marbled endpapers. All edges red. One of the fundamental books in the history of scientific thought, in which Boscovich developed his theory of "points" which are the first elements of all matter. Second edition, published a year after the first. - Concerning himself with the elementary constitution of matter, the nature and behaviour of physical forces, light, and atoms, Boscovich anticipated many of the features of the atomic and nuclear physics of our own times, and was the true creator of atomic physics as we understand it today. He predicted the penetrability of matter by high-speed particles and the possibility of states of matter of exceptionally high density. "The Theory of Natural Philosophy is now recognized as having exerted a fundamental influence on modern mathematical physics. As the title of his book implies, [Boscovich] considered that a single law was the basis of all natural phenomena and of the properties of matter; that the multiplicity of physical forces was only apparent and due to inadequate mathematical knowledge" (PMM). - Born at Dubrovnik in 1711, Boscovich became a Jesuit and spent most of his career in Italy as professor of mathematics at Rome and Pavia and as director of the observatory at Milan; he also taught in Vienna and Paris. Although then regarded as highly speculative, his "Theoria" enjoyed an immediate success in scientific circles across Europe, and its influence was felt and acknowledged for generations to come by such giants as Joseph Priestley, Michael Faraday, James Clerk Maxwell, Lord Kelvin, J. J. Thomson, and Niels Bohr. - This edition was released in 1759, to compete with the re-issue produced that same year by Kaliwoda, the Viennese printer of the first edition, and all three early Vienna editions are extremely rare. The earliest edition usually encountered is that printed in Venice in 1763, which is the one that J. M. Child reprinted and translated into English in 1922. - Includes the "Adnotanda et corrigenda" as well as the "Monitum" leaves, both frequently lacking. The 16-page "Epistola ad Carolum Scherffer" is bound after the "Finis". Occasional light brownstaining. Traces of a removed bookplate on the front pastedown. In all a very appealing copy. VD 18, 14408716-008. Cf. PMM 203. Poggendorff I, 246. Norman 277. Riccardi I, 1870, 53. De Backer/Sommervogel I, 1840. DSB II, 326.

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Newton, John Frank.MareMagnum

The Return to Nature, or, A Defence of the Vegetable Regimen; With Some Account of an Experiment Made During the Last Three Years in the Author's Family. Part the first [= all published]. London, T. Cadell & W. Davies, 1811.

8vo. VI, 160 pp. - (Bound with) II: Johnson, James. The Influence of Civic Life, Sedentary Habits, and Intellectual Refinement, on Human Health, and Human Happiness, Including an Estimate of the Balance of Enjoyment and Suffering in the Different Gradations of Society. London, (W. Thorne for) T. & G. Underwood et al., 1818. VIII, 93, (1) pp. Contemporary full green straight morocco (bound by Charles Hering, Jr., of London) with gilt spine title and the gilt arms of the Earls of Harrington on both covers. Leading edges gilt; gilt inner dentelle. Matching green endpapers. Green silk ribbon. All edges gilt. First edition of this rare and early vegetarian work. J. F. Newton (1767-1837) sought to popularise the vegetable and distilled water diet of the physician and veganism pioneer William Lambe, whose patient he was. In his book, Newton promoted his own "regimen of distilled water and vegetable diet" (p. 66), believing vegetables to be the natural food of man and animal flesh unhealthy and unnatural. It was Newton who converted Percy B. Shelley to a vegetarian lifestyle, and his book influenced the poet's 1813 pamphlet on vegetarianism and animal rights, "A Vindication of Natural Diet". - Bound with this is a rare hygienic work by the surgeon J. Johnson (1777-1845), physician to the Duke of Clarence (afterward King William IV). - Interior very slightly browned, but a fine specimen, beautifully bound by Charles Hering for the library of Charles Stanhope, Viscount Petersham and afterwards the 4th Earl of Harrington (1780-1851). Known as "Beau" Petersham, the eccentric but much-imitated gentleman was a close friend of the Prince Regent George, who emulated his mannerisms in clothing, tea mixes, and consumption of snuff. Lord Petersham designed many of his own clothes and his fashions were quickly copied; he made famous the "Harrington" hat and the "Petersham" overcoat. The final pages of the present volume contain contemporary handwritten annotations about the poisonous effects of a fruitarian diet of (quoted from Jacques de Sade's "Mémoires pour la vie de Pétrarque") and about the high regard in which Galen and Hippocrates held water and abstinence, very likely in Petersham's own hand.

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SANS (abbé).Livre Rare Book

GUERISON DE LA PARALYSIE, PAR L'ELECRICITE, OU CETTE EXPERIENCE PHYSIQUE EMPLOYEE AVEC SUCCES DANS LE TRAITEMENT DE CETTE MALADIE REGARDEE JUSQUES A PRESENT COMME INCURABLE. (Avec:) GUERISON DE LA PARALYSIE, PAR L'ELECTRICITE; OUVRAGE... DANS LEQUEL ON EXPOSE LA METHODE QU'IL FAUT SUIVRE POUR GUERIR LA PARALYSIE PAR L'ELECTRICITE.

1772(LCPCMED-0001)(Deux rarissimes ouvrages sur l'électrothérapie au XVIIIe siècle, en édition originale, dans une superbe reliure en maroquin armorié du temps) SANS (abbé). "GUERISON DE LA PARALYSIE, PAR L'ELECRICITE, OU CETTE EXPERIENCE PHYSIQUE EMPLOYEE AVEC SUCCES DANS LE TRAITEMENT DE CETTE MALADIE REGARDEE JUSQUES A PRESENT COMME INCURABLE". 1772, Paris, Cailleau. (relié avec:) "GUERISON DE LA PARALYSIE, PAR L'ELECTRICITE; OUVRAGE... DANS LEQUEL ON EXPOSE LA METHODE QU'IL FAUT SUIVRE POUR GUERIR LA PARALYSIE PAR L'ELECTRICITE...". 1778, Paris, Cailleau. 2 ouvrages en 1 volume in-8° (166x101 mm) (dimensions pages 159x94 mm) I: (1) frontispice gravé, (8) ff. (faux-titre, dédicace, préface et table), 150 pp., 2 figures sur 1 planche dépliante. (a8, A-F12, G2) II: (1) frontispice gravé, (1) faux-titre, (1) titre, XXVII pp. (lettre), (1) p. (table), 234 pp., (1) f. (approbation), 4 planches dépliantes. (a12, b2, A-I12, K10) Reliure armoriée de l'époque en maroquin rouge. Encadrement avec triple filet doré sur les plats, petites fleurs aux angles et armoiries au centre. Dos lisse divisé en compartiments avec fleurons et décorations dorés et pièce de titre en maroquin olive. Filet doré sur les coupes et roulette intérieure dorée. Tranches dorées. Gardes de papier bleuté. Editions Originales, rares. Très rare le second ouvrage. Infime usure à un coin. Un petit trou de ver au pied du dos. Très petit manque de cuir à la charnière du premier plat. Très bel exemplaire dans une reliure en maroquin armorié du temps. Provenance: Exemplaire aux armes dorées de Mgr. Joseph-Dominique de Cheylus (Avignon, 1717 - Jersey, 1797), évêque de Bayeux et premier Aumônier de la Comtesse d'Artois. L'abbé de Cheylus, fut évêque de Cahors (1766) et de Bayeux (1777) avec, pour celle-ci, une rente annuelle de 90.000 livres. Premier Aumônier de la Comtesse d'Artois, en 1790 il devient maire de Bayeux; mais il refuse de prêter serment à la constitution civile du clergé. Il émigre à Jersey. Sa riche bibliothèque fut séquestrée et confisquée au profit de la Nation et M. Simien Despréaux, en 1793, fut chargé d'en rédiger l'inventaire (seul l' "Inventaire des livres trouvés dans la bibliothèque de l'émigré Cheylus, Théâtre et Poésies et Romans" subsiste, avec 145 ouvrages en 495 volumes). "L'importance de la bibliothèque de l'évêque est considérable et son inventaire mériterait d'en être dressé. Lorsque ces livres seront réclamés en mai 1803 par ses héritiers, les commissaires feront valoir que les 4082 volumes étiquetés Aa (c'est à dire provenant de la bibliothèque de Mgr. de Cheylus) par M. Simien Despréaux dans le dépôt A constituent une collection d'ouvrages précieux de toutes les parties de l'histoire, de la littérature et des sciences". ("Des chanoines et des livres. Actes du colloque sur la bibliothèque du Chapitre de la cathédrale de Bayeux Basse-Normandie Drac", 2014) (LCPCMED-0001) (4.500,00 €)

Librairie de Ce Pays-ci · Verona (Vr), Italie4 500,00 €

Wedel, Georg Wolfgang.MareMagnum

Opiologia ad mentem academiae naturae curiosorum. Jena, Samuel Krebs' Wwe. für Johann Bielcke, 1682.

4to. (16), 170, (20) pp., final blank. With engraved vignette to title, printed in red an black. (With:) Ettmüller, Michael. De virtute opii diaphoretica dissertatio. Leipzig & Jena, Krebs for Bielcke, [1682]. 48 pp. Contemporary marbled half vellum. Second edition of this early monograph on the pharmacological and therapeutic aspects of opium. "The main text is a reissue of the 1674 edition" (Krivatsy). Wedel not only evaluates the medical literature but also all available travel reports. The chapter entitled "An aphrodisiacum sit opium & mulierem excitet?" provides an overview of the various opinions, including Saar's account from his East Indian journeys noting the use of opium in Batavian brothels, as well as Garcia's contradictory information that opium leads to infertility and impotence (p. 128f.). The title vignette depicts a Turkish opium picker: scratching the poppy seed capsule with his knife, he collects the sap. The appendix contains the first printing of a dissertation on the qualities of opium, written by Michael Ettmüller (d. 1683), who dedicated his work to his colleage Wedel. - G. W. Wedel (1645-1721) was one of the principal physicians of his age. He authored 49 books and was the teacher of several progressively minded medical men. He is credited with the timeless aphorism that "medicine is nothing but the incessant renewal of ignorance." His "Opiologia" won him admission to the Academy of Naturalists, the still-extant "Leopoldina" in Halle. "Wedel stood midway between medieval and modern world views, defending astrology and alchemy and championing iatrochemistry" (DSB XIV, 212). "Wedel appears to have been one of the first to employ the word physiology in its present restricted sense" (Thorndike VIII, s. v.). - Evenly browned throughout; binding slightly rubbed. A fine copy. VD 17, 12:166680Q. Krivatsy 12664. Pritzel 10054. Ferchl 570. Hirsch/H. V, 875.

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[MEDICINE - UROSCOPY] GIORGIO VALLABiblio.com

De Vrinae significatione. Argentine Strasbourg: Per Henricum Sybold 1528

103Rare 16th century work on uroscopythe analysis of urine and its relation to health and diseaseby the Italian Humanist Giorgio vallafrom the most important medical treatise from the pastFirst Edition untrimmedValla Giorgio Georgii Vallae . De Vrinae significatione ex Hippocrate Paulo Aeginata ac Theophilo. : Item Galeni Quaestiones in Hippocratem. Dioclis Epistola de bona valetudine tuenda ad Antigonum Regem. Argentine Strasbourg: Per Henricum Sybold 1528.8vo 15 x 10 cm untrimmed copy printer paper binding pp. 46 signature A-C7 title with decorative woodcut border of putti woodcut initials imprint; date supplied from British Museum. Short-title catalogue of books printed in the German-speaking countries . from 1455 to 1600. London 1962 p. 883.Rare and important collection of medical text about the analysy of urine and its relation to human health translated by the renowned Italian Humanist Giorgio Valla from text by Galen Hippocrates Paulo Aegineta Theophilus Medicus.At the end of the book we find the Epistola de bona valetudine tuenda the Letter on the Preservation of Health written by Diocles of Carystus the well-regarded Greek physician said to be "second only to Hippoctates" to Antigonus the king of Asia concerning " the prognosis of the diseases and extemporaneous remedies for the same throught garden herbs".Giorgio Valla 1430 - 1499 was an Italian physician and mathematician who practised in Milan Venice Padua; he belonged to the cultural circle of Ermolao Barbaro and held a professorship of grammar and rhetoric at the Scuola di San Marco Venice from 1485 until his death.The studies conducted on an impressive amount of Greek and Latin codes and a solid training both in the humanities and in the sciences are the basis of the project pursued by Valla to bring together in a single volume the entire system of the arts: in 1501 it was printed posthumously a monumental encyclopedic work in forty-nine books in Latin entitled De expetendis et fugiendis rebus intended to exhaust all branches of knowledge from mathematics to astronomy from medicine to economics from philosophy to rhetoric up to music based on the works of large number of authors mostly Greek on whom the author had exercised his assiduous activity as a translator and exegete. Valla is the author of numerous other works on philosophy rhetoric and medicine and among them the present treatise.Henricum Seybold a professor of medicine as well as a printer printed several medical texts all of which are rare.Conditions: light staining to title and first few leave final blank missings; lower edge uncut.Provenance: old ink underlining to first few lines and tracing of initial to verso ofdedicationReferences: Adams V150; Durling 4488; Not in Wellcome Osler or Graesse. Henricum Sybold

BIBLIOPATHOS FINE ARTS · Italie4 300,00 €

[MEDICINE] [VACCINE] VIGNE (Jean-Baptiste)Biblio.com

Copies of his correspondence with colleagues learned societies and patients.

180319744A very interesting collection of around 80 copies of letters from the correspondence of Rouen physician Jean-Baptiste Vigné 1771-1842 a pioneer in the practice of vaccination in Rouen. He was head of the city's General Hospice and one of the first full members of the Académie de Rouen when it was re-established in 1803. He was also active in Paris as a corresponding member of the Académie de Médecine and the Société de Médecine Clinique.This correspondence brings together the most important letters he sent between 24 Nivose An XI January 14 1803 and July 8 1806. His correspondents were mainly doctors and members of learned societies in Paris and Rouen including leading medical figures of the period such as "shis ami" Jean-Etienne Esquirol 1772-1840 8 letters Michel-Augustin Thouret 1749-1810 6 letters François Chaussier 1746-1828 4 letters Philippe Pinel 1745-1826 2 letters J. J. le Roux b. 1749 1 letter and Henri-Marie Husson 1772-1853.Among the most interesting items are three letters relating the early beginnings of vaccinia in Rouen. One is addressed in his capacity as Corresponding Member of the Paris Academy of Medicine to Henri-Marie Husson 1772-1853 secretary of the central vaccinia committee in Paris dated 26 Pluviose an XI 1 page: "Do not doubt Sir the pleasure I would have in communicating to you some observations favorable to vaccinia inoculation which I believe against the feeling of its detractors to be powerfully anti-smallpox". Two are addressed to Monsieur G. Robert pharmacist at the Hôtel Dieu in Rouen and secretary of the correspondence office of the central vaccinia committee of that city dated 8 brumaire an XIII 1 page and 3 pluviose an XIII 8 pp. They concern the shipment of vaccine fluid taken from a 12-year-old child and give detailed observations on the vaccinations he carried out in Rouen reporting a few special cases such as the vaccination of a 9-month-old baby surrounded by sick people. "I have vaccinated only 26 people since Messidor Year XI three of whom were unsuccessfully. In twenty-two others I have seen all the symptoms of true vaccinia develop successively with a reddish superficial aureole forming around the injections as soon as they have been given and disappearing in a few moments. "Other letters concern the distribution of his own works or articles such as his analysis of Philippe Pinel's treatise on insanity his Essai sur la petite vérole his Essai sur l'utilité de l'anatomie 1803 or De la Médecine légale 1805.The volume also contains interesting observation letters and reports on a variety of subjects: care of wounds obstetrical observations peritonitis digestive tumors the case of a person with live salamanders coming out of his anus convulsions etc. There are 23 sheets of observations reported to the Paris Society of Clinical Medicine on Mr. Loger's illness. Some letters are addressed directly to patients with instructions for their care and medical certificates and attestations.An important source on the activities of a particularly active corresponding member of several medical societies and a pioneer in the practice of vaccination.

Librairie Pierre Castagné · France4 000,00 €

DELLA CROCE, Giov. Andrea.MareMagnum

Cirugia Universale e Perfetta di tutte le parti pertinenti all'ottimo Chirurgo...

in-folio, ff. (10), 319, legatura moderna ad imitazione antica in p. pelle, bordura ai piatti, fregi e titolo al dorso, il tutto in oro. Dedica dell'editore a Giacomo Vedova. Impresa tipogr. al tit., gran numero di silografie n.t. di crani, ferite, strumenti chirurgici, forbici, pinze, bisturi, cuciture; due silogr. a piena pag. raffig. l'estrazione di una freccia e la cauterizzazione di una ferita d'arma da fuoco. Tre belle silogr. raffig. operazioni di trapanazione del cranio realizzate in interno con chirurghi, infermieri e parenti in abiti cinquecenteschi. (Da notarsi la spiritosa presenza nelle stanze elegantemente arredate di cani, gatti e topi in evidente attesa di ''bocconi''). Rispetto alle ediz. precedenti sono più numerose le figure di strumenti e sono aggiunte, nel libro quinto, alcune silogr. anatomiche. Il libro quarto è aumentato della traduzione dell'opera di Jean Tagault, mentre il libro sesto lo è del Trattato di Jacques Houllier. Terza edizione italiana (la prima è del 1574) di una delle più belle e più importanti tra le opere di chirurgia del Cinquecento. Giovanni Andrea Della Croce (Venezia, 1514-1575), figlio di un barbiere, fin dal 1532 fu accolto come membro dal Collegio chirurgico di Venezia, tra le più rinomate corporazioni mediche del tempo, che aveva il monopolio della cura dei feriti; fu quindi a Feltre sino al 1546; tornato a Venezia, ebbe l'incarico di medico della flotta veneziana, e approfondì gli studi sulle ferite d'arma da fuoco. La sua Chirurgia ebbe fama europea e fu tradotta in varie lingue; è divisa in 7 libri, che trattano di ascessi e tumori; ferite; ulcere; fratture ossee; cauterizzazioni, flebotomia e litotrizia; il sesto è un antidotario e il settimo reca una serie di figure relative allo strumentario per le operazioni trattate. La diffusione dell'opera fu dovuta anche all'introduzione di sinonimi nelle varie lingue per designare le affezioni morbose, nonchè la ricchezza di esempi pratici. (Esemplare accuratamente rinfrescato, con abili restauri agli angoli inferiori dei margini di vari fogli).. Wellcome 1670. Blake 1082. Rutkov p. 156-7. Cushing C477. Krivatsy 2908..

Libreria Antiquaria Pregliasco · Torino, IT4 000,00 €

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Niederländischer Obstgarten. Le jardin fruitier Neerlandais. Groningen u. a. O., J. B. Woulters u. a., [1864-1868].

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Niederländischer Obstgarten. Le jardin fruitier Neerlandais. Groningen u. a. O., J. B. Woulters u. a., [1864-1868].

Neu-Triumphierende Fortification auff allerley Situationen, defensivè und offensivè zu gebrauchen [...]. Wien, Johann Georg Schlegel, 1703.

Philosophiae naturalis theoria redacta ad unicam legem virium in natura existentium. Vienna, Augustin Bernardi, 1759.

Les Merveilles des bains d’Aix en Savoye : Dédiées à Monseigneur le Serenissime Prince Thomas de Savoye. Très rare édition originale du premier ouvrage consacré aux eaux d’Aix-les-Bains

Zur Farbenlehre. 2 text vols. and plate volume. Vienna, in Commission bey Geistinger, 1812.

Plantes de la France décrites et peintes d'après nature.1805

The Return to Nature, or, A Defence of the Vegetable Regimen; With Some Account of an Experiment Made During the Last Three Years in the Author's Family. Part the first [= all published]. London, T. Cadell & W. Davies, 1811.

The Cause of Yellow Fever; and the Means of Preventing it in Places not yet Infected With it: Addressed to the Boards of Health in America. London, Clio Rickman, 1807.

Entwurff Einiger Thiere, wie solche nach ihren unterschiedenen Arten, Actionen und Leidenschaften, nach dem Leben gezeichnet, samt beygefügten Anmerckungen. Augsburg, Ridinger, 1738-1740.

Versuch einer Geschichte des Eisens mit Anwendung für Gewerbe und Handwerker. Aus dem Schwedischen übersetzt. Berlin, Haude und Spener, 1785.

Neuw vollkommentlich Kräuter-Buch. Mit schönen und künstlichen Figuren aller Gewächs der Bäumen, Stauden und Kräutern so in teutschen und welschen Landen.

Opiologia ad mentem academiae naturae curiosorum. Jena, Samuel Krebs' Wwe. für Johann Bielcke, 1682.

Bibliothèque choisie de Médecine, tirée des ouvrages périodiques, tant François qu’Etrangers. Avec plusieurs autres pièces rares, & des remarques utiles & curieuses. - Tome I à X. Ens. 9 volumes (de 10) .

De Vrinae significatione. Argentine Strasbourg: Per Henricum Sybold 1528

PHARMACOPEE ROYALE, GALENIQUE ET CHYMIQUE

LIBER DE MORBO GALLICO noviter editus in quo omnes modi possibiles sanandi ipsum mira quadam & artificiosa doctrina continentur, ut studioso lectori patebit. addita Epistola ad eximium Thomam Cademultum in qua quamplurima ad perfectionem operis totius, & multarum aliarum egritudinem curam leguntur.

"Mémoire de la construction et agréz d'une galère ordinaire, avec l'explication des termes, l'usage des manoeuvres, et de toutes les parties qui composent le corps de la galère et son armement" Manuscrit autographe complet

Copies of his correspondence with colleagues learned societies and patients.

Cirugia Universale e Perfetta di tutte le parti pertinenti all'ottimo Chirurgo...

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