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180421278Lyon, Bruyset aîné et Buynand, an XII-1804 - an XIII-1805 ; 5 tomes in-8, veau porphyre, dos à nerfs décoré de croisillons et fleurons dorés, pièces rouges, dentelle d’encadrement des plats, tranches jaunes (reliure de l’époque) ; LXXIX, [1], 532; 467 ; 648 ; 518; XVIII (Table Alph. Franç. des Genres), XVIII (Table Alph. Latine des Genres), XVI (Table Franç. numérique des Genres), XXXII (Table Alphab. Nosologique), XXII (Table Alph. Pharmaceutique), VIII (Table des Plantes nutritives), XXXIV (Tables Plantes colorantes), CXIV (Table Alph. Lat. des Synonymes de Bauhin), XVI (Table Alph. Lat. des Synonymes des genres), LXIV (Table Alph. des auteurs de Botanique cités), VI (Table Chrono. des Auteurs de Botanique), XLIV (Table Alph. des Etymologies des Genres), [2] pp. Errata. Portrait de Charles Linné gravé par Boily, en frontispice.
1805I14EGKUR6HJEAmsterdam: Johannes Allart 1805. Prize-book of the Latin School at Haarlem: polished mottled calf with gilt panel of the city-virgin of Haarlem holding the coat-of-arms of the city as her shield; underneath the motto: Vicit vim virtus on both sides ornamental gilt border along the edges of both sides spine gilt with orange title label lettered in gold gilt binding edges green ties. Complete with the dedication of the Latin school presenting the book to Jacob Warning dated Haarlem 17 Dec. 1817 and signed by the rector and teachers of the school bound in before the first fly-leaf. Large 8vo. With 2 folding tables. First edition of the first national Pharmacology framed and edited by Sebald Justinus Brugmans prof. of medicine and botany at Leiden University Petrus Driessen prof. at Groningen University Gerard Vrolik prof. at the Athenaeum Illustre Amsterdam and Joh. Rud. Deiman physician at Amsterdam by order of the Government of the Bataafse Republiek in The Hague.The four drafters based themselves mainly on the last edition of the Pharmacopoea Amstelodamensis Nova of 1792. In very good condition.l Daems/Vandewiele p. 13; Spoelder p. 590; Stoeder p. 331-336. Johannes Allart, unknown
