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MEDICINE
73
Hunger, Charles de l’Ecluse, p. 292.
Interesting early treatises on medical actlvity of iron snow and ice, first written in Spanish
language by the physlcian N. Monardes, who lived in Sevilla.
Especially the second treatise deserves an extraordinary Interest In behalf of the way of
cooling drlnks in summer.
The first four leaves contaln a dedication of the booksellers to Herrn Andressen Kodititz
and a preface by J. Gessner.
Somewhat browned throughout; stamp on title-page.
220 MESUE, JUNIOR. Opera cum continuationibus Petri de Abano
et Francisci Pedemontani et expositione Mundini de Len-
cijs et Christophori Georgii de Honestis. Cum aliis quibus-
dam tractibus ed. Paulus de Vareschis. Venice, Peregrinus
de Pasqualibus, 1489-91.
Fol. Goth, and Rom. letter, 2 col., 59, 60 and 71 lines, 46,
38, 244, 29 numb., 1 unn. leaves — together 35^ 11. Printed in red
and black. With the device of Peregrinus de Pasqualibus
at the end. Old wooden boards, backcovered with pigskin. Frs. 1800.-
Hain* 11110. Not in Proctor. Brit. Mus. Cat. V, p. 391 (incomplete copy).
Choulant, Handbuch, p. 354«
Quite complete copy, comprising all three parts, each printed with
a separate colophon. Oae of the rarest and most complete editions of the
famous works of Mesue the younger. The work of Mesue consists of the three
treatises on laxatives, on compound medicines and on therapeutics. This
last treatise not having been finished bas been completed by Petrus of Abano
and Franciscus of Piemont. Our edition contains further: Honestis, Chr.
G. de. Tractatus de aqua ordei et de modo faciendi ptisanam sec. commun.
modum practicantium. Nicolaus Praepositus Salernitus. Antidotarium cum.
comm. Matthiae Platearii. Tractatus quid pro quo. Synonyma. Albucasis,
Liber [Servitoris XXVIII transl. a Simon Januensi interprete Abraham
Judei Tortuensis. Saladinus de Ascoli. Aromatariorum compendium.
Quite complete copies of this edition are extremely rare. The Brit.
Mus. copy is incomplete.
221 Montagnana, Bart. Consilia. Tractatus III de balneis patauinis. De composi-
tione et dosi medicinarum. Antidotariam eiusdem. — Ant. Cermisoni, Con-
silia. — Tractatus de theriaca a Franc. Caballo editus. Lyon, Jac. Myt, 1525.
4t0. 8 unn., 545 (erroneously numb. 547) leaves. With historiated wood-
cut title border, showing the three authors of this book. Blind
stamped pigskin over wooden boards, on the upper, cover the armorial supra-
libros of Martin Brenner, bishop of Seckau, dated 1613- With 2 clasps.
Haeser I, p. 751. Frs. 200.—
Nice editions of the important Consilia of B. Montagnana, “toto orbe famosissimus” as he 1s
sometirües called, who was the first of a line of Professors of the name who lectured at Padua du-
ring nearly two centuries (Osler p. 27).
The Consilia of whidi Montagnana gives some 305, usually tun over the patient’s physical
condition and disease, winding up with seasonable advice as to what to eat, what drugs to take
and what thlngs to avoid, etc. (Garrison).
Of special filterest is his treatise on the baths of Padua.
On 1. numb, 471 begin the Consilia of Ant. Cermisonus containing many good obser-
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN, I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
73
Hunger, Charles de l’Ecluse, p. 292.
Interesting early treatises on medical actlvity of iron snow and ice, first written in Spanish
language by the physlcian N. Monardes, who lived in Sevilla.
Especially the second treatise deserves an extraordinary Interest In behalf of the way of
cooling drlnks in summer.
The first four leaves contaln a dedication of the booksellers to Herrn Andressen Kodititz
and a preface by J. Gessner.
Somewhat browned throughout; stamp on title-page.
220 MESUE, JUNIOR. Opera cum continuationibus Petri de Abano
et Francisci Pedemontani et expositione Mundini de Len-
cijs et Christophori Georgii de Honestis. Cum aliis quibus-
dam tractibus ed. Paulus de Vareschis. Venice, Peregrinus
de Pasqualibus, 1489-91.
Fol. Goth, and Rom. letter, 2 col., 59, 60 and 71 lines, 46,
38, 244, 29 numb., 1 unn. leaves — together 35^ 11. Printed in red
and black. With the device of Peregrinus de Pasqualibus
at the end. Old wooden boards, backcovered with pigskin. Frs. 1800.-
Hain* 11110. Not in Proctor. Brit. Mus. Cat. V, p. 391 (incomplete copy).
Choulant, Handbuch, p. 354«
Quite complete copy, comprising all three parts, each printed with
a separate colophon. Oae of the rarest and most complete editions of the
famous works of Mesue the younger. The work of Mesue consists of the three
treatises on laxatives, on compound medicines and on therapeutics. This
last treatise not having been finished bas been completed by Petrus of Abano
and Franciscus of Piemont. Our edition contains further: Honestis, Chr.
G. de. Tractatus de aqua ordei et de modo faciendi ptisanam sec. commun.
modum practicantium. Nicolaus Praepositus Salernitus. Antidotarium cum.
comm. Matthiae Platearii. Tractatus quid pro quo. Synonyma. Albucasis,
Liber [Servitoris XXVIII transl. a Simon Januensi interprete Abraham
Judei Tortuensis. Saladinus de Ascoli. Aromatariorum compendium.
Quite complete copies of this edition are extremely rare. The Brit.
Mus. copy is incomplete.
221 Montagnana, Bart. Consilia. Tractatus III de balneis patauinis. De composi-
tione et dosi medicinarum. Antidotariam eiusdem. — Ant. Cermisoni, Con-
silia. — Tractatus de theriaca a Franc. Caballo editus. Lyon, Jac. Myt, 1525.
4t0. 8 unn., 545 (erroneously numb. 547) leaves. With historiated wood-
cut title border, showing the three authors of this book. Blind
stamped pigskin over wooden boards, on the upper, cover the armorial supra-
libros of Martin Brenner, bishop of Seckau, dated 1613- With 2 clasps.
Haeser I, p. 751. Frs. 200.—
Nice editions of the important Consilia of B. Montagnana, “toto orbe famosissimus” as he 1s
sometirües called, who was the first of a line of Professors of the name who lectured at Padua du-
ring nearly two centuries (Osler p. 27).
The Consilia of whidi Montagnana gives some 305, usually tun over the patient’s physical
condition and disease, winding up with seasonable advice as to what to eat, what drugs to take
and what thlngs to avoid, etc. (Garrison).
Of special filterest is his treatise on the baths of Padua.
On 1. numb, 471 begin the Consilia of Ant. Cermisonus containing many good obser-
GILHOFER & RANSCHBURG, WIEN, I, BOGNERGASSE Nr. 2.
