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IX. PORTRAITS

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Swiss Francs
Muller, Phillip, 1585—1659, Physician and Astronomer, at Leipsic. Bust with architect, sur-
rounding with Germ, and Latin verses by Joh. Frentzel, 1653. Marg. Rastrumin px.
J. C. Hockner sc. Fol. 15.—
Milliner, Justinus, Doct. Med. Norib.: Obijt Ao. 1582. Bust in nice surrounding. Mezzo-tinto-
engrav. by Mich. Fennitzer. ca. 1600. 8 vo. An early mezzo-tinto-portrait. Rare. 12.—
Muralt, Johan von, 1645—1733, Surgeon and Town-Physician at Zurich. Etched bust in oval
at the age of 44. Joh. Meyer ad vivum d e 1 i n. 1691. 8 vo. 18.—
See Reproduction, Plate 14.
— Bust in oval w. arms and 2 lines of text. Line-engr. ca. 1690. 8 vo. 12.—
Mylius, Johann Daniel, German Physician and Chemist of the XVII th cent. Bust in oval, in
the back a laboratory; with 2 lines of Latin text. Line-engr. in the manner of S. Fiirk.
1618. 8 vo. A fine portrait showing Mylius at the age of 33. 15.—
Neander, Johann, born at Bremen in 1596. Bust at the age of 26 in oval w. 8 lines of text. D.
Bailly p. W. Delff sc. 1622. 8vo. 24.—
Neander, a physician at Bremen, who calls himself “Medicus philosophus et poeta“, is the
author of a monograph on tobacco, the Tabacologia, and of one of the earliest histories of
medicine.
Neudorffer, Joh., 1567—1639, Physician at Niirnberg. Bust. Etching by J. F. L(eonhard).
ca. 1650. 4 to. 10.—
Nicolai, Luccas, Fridr., "Norimbergae Chirurgus" (1627—65). Bust in floral surrounding.
Line-engrav. ca. 1680. Sm.-8vo. 6.—
Noessler, Georg, Berlin 1591 — Altdorf 1650, Prof, of Medicine at Altdorf. Bust in oval, be-
low 4 Latin verses. Line-engr. Petr. I seiburg del. et sc. 1622. 8 vo. 24.—
Fine contemporary portrait in brilliant impression.
— Half-length w. arms, below 4 Latins verses. Line- engr., A. Kohl sc. ca. 1650. 8vo. 10.—
Oberndorff, Joan, Physician at Regensburg, in the beg. of the 17 th cent. Bust in oval, below
4 Latin verses. Line-engr. (De Passe sc.) ca. 1610. 8 vo. — SI. br. 12.—
Occo, Adolph, 1524—1606, Physician at Augsburg. Bust in porch w. 2 lines of text. Line-engr.
ca. 1620. Sm.-8 vo. 15.—
Drug. 15.187. Adolph Occo, a member of a renowned family of physicians, was inspector of
the apothecary-shops at Augsburg and corrected the “Pharmacopoeia Augustana“.
Ortelius, Joh., born in 1593, Physician at Villach in Carinthia, Moravia and at Niirnberg.
Half-length w. oval ornamental border and 8 lines Latin text. Etching, 1646. 8vo. 24.—
A very fine portrait of an Austrian physician.
Paaw, Petrus, Amsterdam 1564—1617, Anatomist and Botanist at Leyden. Bust, oval. Line-
engrav. ca. 1720. Sm.-8 vo. 12.—
Pieter Pauw, a pupil of Fabricius ab Aquapendente and Dodonaeus, foun-
ded the Theatrum anatomicum at Leyden.
Paracelsus, Aureolus, Phil. Theophr. Bombast., of Hohenheim, 1493—
1541. Bust at the age of 47, the hand on his "Azoth", behind him a wall with
2 windows. With many German verses from his prophecies, laudatory poems
and the epitaph at Salzburg. Engraving by Bal th. Jenichen. ca. 1580.
Folio. 120.—
Andresen, Dt. Peintre-graveur IL 136. 43. A very scarce portrait of Paracelsus, the real
reformer of mediaeval medicine and the most original thinker of the 16 th cent. He is a pio-
neer in chemical pharmacology and therapeutics. In 1527 he became physician to the town
of Basel. But soon, he met with opposition from the ordinary physicians, druggists and the
authorities, left Basel and began the wandering life, which he hencefort spent. After travels
in Europe and even in Asia, he died in 1541 in Salzburg. The "Azoth" which is reproduced in
the form of a sword-hilt on most of the portraits of Paracelsus, is the chief alchemic sub-
stance for preparing the philosopher’s stone. It is also the medical symbol and highest remedy
of Paracelsus.
See Reproduction, Plate 9.
— Bust, the hand on his "Azoth", with fine oval ornamental border. Etching ca. 1600. 4 to.
Rounded corners. 3b. —
Very finely engraved portrait from Sambucus, leones. Antw. 1603. 4 Latin verses
cut off.

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