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II. MEDICINE
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Swiss Francs
89 Marinello, Giov. Le medicine partenenti alle infermita delle donne, divise in
tre libri: I. alcuni difetti, che possono sciogliere il legame del matrimonio, nel
II. si remove la sterilita, nel. III. la vita della donna gravida. Venice 1563. Sm.-
8 vo. W. some woodcut initials. Old limp vellum. 48.—
First edition of an important Italian work on Obstetrics and Gynaecology, in
use until the end of the XVI th cent. Giovanni M., born at Mola, a physician at Venice
in the middle of the XVI th cent. (See Jocher III). Fine copy.
90 Martinius, H., Dantiscus. Anatomia Urinae Galeno-Spagyrica, c. arte pronuntiandi ex uri-
nis et C. Odoni de urinis. Frankft. 1659. 12 mo. With engr. front, and folding
table. Vellum. Somewhat foxed. 16.—'
91 Martins, Galeottus. De homine 11. II. G. M e r u 1 a e annot. Basel, Froben,
1517. 4 to. W. a rich title-border, printer's mark andwood-
cut-initials. Vellum. 60.—
The earliest anthropology. Martius Galeottus (1440—94?) lectured at Bologna,
later on in Hungary, where he became secretary of Matthias Corvinus. Name on
title. Some stains.
92 — The same. Jo a. Jessenii a Jessen de generationis et vitae hum. periodis-tract. II.
Oppenh. 1610. Sm.-8vo. Blind-tooled pigskin, dat. 1620. 24.—
With an interesting book of Jessen, who was a friend of Tycho de Brahe and who di-
stinguished himself in the quarrels between Rudolf II. and Matthias. Nice binding. Spotted.
93 Mascagni, P. Prodromo della grande anotomia. Sec. opera postuma. Publ. da
Fr. Antommarchi. Firenze 1819. Fol. W. engr. title-vign. and
20 anatomical plates. Contemp. calf, back richly gilt. 75.—
94
96
97
98
o
o
— Inst
Vellum.
Massar
cognost
4 to. VI
Mi
acceptet
Mercat
Madrid
Pal
Spanish
A little
Meili, !
c o 1 o g
Fir
Kirsch,
in L a I
Choulant-Frank, p. 317. First edition, finely printed. "This edition contains 20 copper-
plates, n j Q an(| representing histologically the
most h eryfine, large copy,- some in-
sign. st
:m.-8 vo. With the arms of Spain on title.
24.—
esting book. Contains: De recta victus admi-
um usu. De recto usu auxilior. carnem gene-
ot preg
art in i
cut and
academicae, cont. methodum ac rationem
Ed. a Jo a. Baumann o. Frankft. 1601.
24.—
rative town, afterwards at Venice and finally
i, (p. 602—882), de morbo gallico; Pp. 913—960
;a n t i bus. etc. Somewhat browned; a few
;erer u. gebarender Weibspersonen. Basel
30.—
lauriceau (1637—1709) of Paris, is in some re-
Ige of his time, and his work on the diseases
site copper-plates, was a sort of canon of the
infants and their care and diseases. 11 engrav.
.ezia 1721. 4to. With 19 engr. gyne-
20.—
t Venice. This rare work, not mentioned by
>ns, which are described and even reproduced
Somewhat browned, but good copy.
factae pro chirurgis in praxi examinandis.
on title. 4 11., 112, 84 11. Bds. 36.—
lercado (1520—1600), one of the most famous
‘ h i 1 i p p IL, to whom the book is dedicated.
NA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
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o
21
Swiss Francs
89 Marinello, Giov. Le medicine partenenti alle infermita delle donne, divise in
tre libri: I. alcuni difetti, che possono sciogliere il legame del matrimonio, nel
II. si remove la sterilita, nel. III. la vita della donna gravida. Venice 1563. Sm.-
8 vo. W. some woodcut initials. Old limp vellum. 48.—
First edition of an important Italian work on Obstetrics and Gynaecology, in
use until the end of the XVI th cent. Giovanni M., born at Mola, a physician at Venice
in the middle of the XVI th cent. (See Jocher III). Fine copy.
90 Martinius, H., Dantiscus. Anatomia Urinae Galeno-Spagyrica, c. arte pronuntiandi ex uri-
nis et C. Odoni de urinis. Frankft. 1659. 12 mo. With engr. front, and folding
table. Vellum. Somewhat foxed. 16.—'
91 Martins, Galeottus. De homine 11. II. G. M e r u 1 a e annot. Basel, Froben,
1517. 4 to. W. a rich title-border, printer's mark andwood-
cut-initials. Vellum. 60.—
The earliest anthropology. Martius Galeottus (1440—94?) lectured at Bologna,
later on in Hungary, where he became secretary of Matthias Corvinus. Name on
title. Some stains.
92 — The same. Jo a. Jessenii a Jessen de generationis et vitae hum. periodis-tract. II.
Oppenh. 1610. Sm.-8vo. Blind-tooled pigskin, dat. 1620. 24.—
With an interesting book of Jessen, who was a friend of Tycho de Brahe and who di-
stinguished himself in the quarrels between Rudolf II. and Matthias. Nice binding. Spotted.
93 Mascagni, P. Prodromo della grande anotomia. Sec. opera postuma. Publ. da
Fr. Antommarchi. Firenze 1819. Fol. W. engr. title-vign. and
20 anatomical plates. Contemp. calf, back richly gilt. 75.—
94
96
97
98
o
o
— Inst
Vellum.
Massar
cognost
4 to. VI
Mi
acceptet
Mercat
Madrid
Pal
Spanish
A little
Meili, !
c o 1 o g
Fir
Kirsch,
in L a I
Choulant-Frank, p. 317. First edition, finely printed. "This edition contains 20 copper-
plates, n j Q an(| representing histologically the
most h eryfine, large copy,- some in-
sign. st
:m.-8 vo. With the arms of Spain on title.
24.—
esting book. Contains: De recta victus admi-
um usu. De recto usu auxilior. carnem gene-
ot preg
art in i
cut and
academicae, cont. methodum ac rationem
Ed. a Jo a. Baumann o. Frankft. 1601.
24.—
rative town, afterwards at Venice and finally
i, (p. 602—882), de morbo gallico; Pp. 913—960
;a n t i bus. etc. Somewhat browned; a few
;erer u. gebarender Weibspersonen. Basel
30.—
lauriceau (1637—1709) of Paris, is in some re-
Ige of his time, and his work on the diseases
site copper-plates, was a sort of canon of the
infants and their care and diseases. 11 engrav.
.ezia 1721. 4to. With 19 engr. gyne-
20.—
t Venice. This rare work, not mentioned by
>ns, which are described and even reproduced
Somewhat browned, but good copy.
factae pro chirurgis in praxi examinandis.
on title. 4 11., 112, 84 11. Bds. 36.—
lercado (1520—1600), one of the most famous
‘ h i 1 i p p IL, to whom the book is dedicated.
NA I, BOGNERGASSE 2
o
o