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Medicine
Albucasis, Liber servitoris. Venice 1471. — See nr. 53.
Avicenna. Canon de medicina. Venice 1482—83. — See nr. 8.
Bartholomaeus Anglicus de Glanvilla. De proprietatibus rerum. Nuremberg
1483. — See nr. 9.
530 Catelan, Laur. Discours et demonstration des Ingrediens de la Theriaque. Lyon
1614. 8VO. Limp veil. Frs. 90.—
First edition of a very curious book written by a pharmaceutical chemist of Montpellier.
The book treats with T h e r i a c a the name of which being derived from the snake called Tyrus.
The former contained 55, or, according to some formulae, 72 ingredients, and occurs in all the
dispensatories, from that of Corvus Valerius up to the pharmacopoeias of the 19th cent. Aromatic
preparations of opium are still used, under the name of Theriaka in Persia.
The author of this interesting treatise lived at the beginning of the 17th cent. „II s’occupa
beaucoup de la composition des remödes, et l’Academie de Toulouse se decida sur ses conseils ä
modifier la confection de la theriaque“ (Nouv. Biogr. Gen. IX, col. 147).
Clean copy, slightly wormed in places at blank margins.
531 Chuden, Chr. Frid. Methodus nova praeservandi et curandi atrophiam seu
maciem infantum, et per consequ. morbum sic dictum anglicum. Lipsiae
1726. 4to. Swd. Frs. 15.—
Hirsch II, p. 23.
Galenus, CI. Opera. Venice 1490. — See nr. 28.
532 Galenus, Claudius. Opera omnia. Cur. C. G. Kühn. Tom. I—VIII. Lipsiae
1821—24. 8. Bds. Frs. 16.—
The part VIII ends with Galeni de dignoscendis pulsibus libri IV.
Gazius, A. Corona florida medicinae. Venice 1491* — See nr. 30.
533 Glauberus, Job. Rud. Opera Chymica, Bücher und Schriften, so viel deren von
ihme bisshero an Tag gegeben worden. Franckfurt a. M. 1658. 4to. W. printer’s
device and 2 full-page engrav. pl. Vellum. Frs. 60.—
Ferguson I. p. 322.
Large and absolutely intact copy. The two plates represent a new and cheaper procedure
of making Saltpetre and its using to meliorate metals. The work contains besides medical pre-
scriptions for different maladies as are w 0 m an and veneral disease s, congestions a. o. 1t
mentions also many cosmetics. There is besides a special chapter for seamen diseases.
Gordonio, Bern. de. Lilium medicinae. Ferrara 1486 and Venice 1496. — See
nr. 32 & 33.
Hortus Sanitatis. Augsburg 1485 and 1488. — See nr. 38 & 39-
534 (Josephinum.) Abhandlungen der Römisch, kaiserl. königl. Josephinischen me-
dicinisch-chirurgischen Academie zu Wien. 1. Bd. Wien 1787« 4- 1° Kupfertaf.
m. zahlr. Vign. Ppbd. Frs. 20.—
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
Albucasis, Liber servitoris. Venice 1471. — See nr. 53.
Avicenna. Canon de medicina. Venice 1482—83. — See nr. 8.
Bartholomaeus Anglicus de Glanvilla. De proprietatibus rerum. Nuremberg
1483. — See nr. 9.
530 Catelan, Laur. Discours et demonstration des Ingrediens de la Theriaque. Lyon
1614. 8VO. Limp veil. Frs. 90.—
First edition of a very curious book written by a pharmaceutical chemist of Montpellier.
The book treats with T h e r i a c a the name of which being derived from the snake called Tyrus.
The former contained 55, or, according to some formulae, 72 ingredients, and occurs in all the
dispensatories, from that of Corvus Valerius up to the pharmacopoeias of the 19th cent. Aromatic
preparations of opium are still used, under the name of Theriaka in Persia.
The author of this interesting treatise lived at the beginning of the 17th cent. „II s’occupa
beaucoup de la composition des remödes, et l’Academie de Toulouse se decida sur ses conseils ä
modifier la confection de la theriaque“ (Nouv. Biogr. Gen. IX, col. 147).
Clean copy, slightly wormed in places at blank margins.
531 Chuden, Chr. Frid. Methodus nova praeservandi et curandi atrophiam seu
maciem infantum, et per consequ. morbum sic dictum anglicum. Lipsiae
1726. 4to. Swd. Frs. 15.—
Hirsch II, p. 23.
Galenus, CI. Opera. Venice 1490. — See nr. 28.
532 Galenus, Claudius. Opera omnia. Cur. C. G. Kühn. Tom. I—VIII. Lipsiae
1821—24. 8. Bds. Frs. 16.—
The part VIII ends with Galeni de dignoscendis pulsibus libri IV.
Gazius, A. Corona florida medicinae. Venice 1491* — See nr. 30.
533 Glauberus, Job. Rud. Opera Chymica, Bücher und Schriften, so viel deren von
ihme bisshero an Tag gegeben worden. Franckfurt a. M. 1658. 4to. W. printer’s
device and 2 full-page engrav. pl. Vellum. Frs. 60.—
Ferguson I. p. 322.
Large and absolutely intact copy. The two plates represent a new and cheaper procedure
of making Saltpetre and its using to meliorate metals. The work contains besides medical pre-
scriptions for different maladies as are w 0 m an and veneral disease s, congestions a. o. 1t
mentions also many cosmetics. There is besides a special chapter for seamen diseases.
Gordonio, Bern. de. Lilium medicinae. Ferrara 1486 and Venice 1496. — See
nr. 32 & 33.
Hortus Sanitatis. Augsburg 1485 and 1488. — See nr. 38 & 39-
534 (Josephinum.) Abhandlungen der Römisch, kaiserl. königl. Josephinischen me-
dicinisch-chirurgischen Academie zu Wien. 1. Bd. Wien 1787« 4- 1° Kupfertaf.
m. zahlr. Vign. Ppbd. Frs. 20.—
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.