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115 MAGISTRIS, JOH. DE. Doet. Paris. Questiones super tota philosophia naturali cum
explanatione textus Aristotelis sec. mentem Scoti. N. p. d. (Basle, Michael Wenss-
ler, ca. 1490). 4to. Goth. 2 cols. 1 unn. 1., 200 num. 11., 3 unn. 11. (last blank). With
several interest, w o o d c., capitals supplied in red. Original binding of old
stamped pigskin over wooden boards. " 120.—
Hain 10445. Proof. 7794. BMC. Ill, 733. A rare incunabulum with interesting relations to Natural
Science composed by a learned French scholastic on Aristoteles. — Fine complete copy.
116 MANLIIS, J. J. Luminare mains sive interpretatio super Mesne jun. Antidotarium
et Practica. Venice, Bonetus Locatellus for Octavianus Scotus, 1496. Fol. Goth.
77 numb., 2 unn. 11., 1 1. blank, tog. 80 leaves. Withthe device of Scotus on
the last page and several ornamented woodcut capitals. Old
wooden boards, back covered with brown calf. 360.—
H.*-C. 10712. Proct. 5670. BMC. V, p. 446.
Very nice edition of this extensive p h a r m a c o p o e i a, which was in official use in many
countries and towns up to the middle of the 16 th century.
Fine a nd clean copy. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
117 MESUE JUNIOR. Opera cum continuationibus Petri de Abano et Fran cis ci
Pedemontani et expositione M u n d i n i de L e n c i j s et C h r i s t o p h o r i
Georg ii de Honest is. Cum aliis quibusdam tractatibus ed. Paulus de Va-
rese h i s. Venice, Peregrinus de Pasqualibus, 1489—91. Fol. Goth, and Rom. 46,
38, 244, 29 numb., 1 unn. i. = tog. 358 11. With the printer's device at end. Old wood-
en boards, back covered with pigskin. 650.—
Hain* 11110. Not in Proct. BMC. V, p. 391 (incomplete copy). Choulant, Handbuch, p. 354.
Perfect copy, comprising all three parts. One of the rarest and most complete editions of the
famous works of Mesue the younger. The work of Mesue consists of the treatise on laxatives,
on compound medicines, and on therapeutics. This last treatise not having been finished was
completed by Petrus of Albano and Franciscus of Piemont. Our edition contains
further: Honestis, Chr. G. de. Tractates de aqua ordei et de modo faciendi ptisanam. Nicolaus Prae-
positus Salernstanis. Antidotarium cum comm. M a 11 h i a e P 1 a t e a r i i. Tractates quid pro quo,
bynonyma. Albucasis, Liber Servitoris XXVIII transl. a Simon Januensi interprete A b r a h a m
T o r t u e n s i s. Saladinus de Ascoli. Aromatariorum compendium.
Quite complete copies of this edition are extremely rare.
118 MONTAGNANA, BARTHOL. Consilia. (With other tracts.) Ed. by Jac. d e V i t a 1 i-
b u s. Venice, Bon. Locatellus, 1497. Fob, Goth., 2 col., 396 leaves, printers mark.
Half-pigskin on wooden boards, (upper board dam., worm.) 300.—•
Hain 11552. BMC. V, 448.
Montagnana (died 1460), famous anatomist and surgeon lectured at Padua during nearly two
centuries. ,,The Consilia, of which Montagnana gives some 305, usually run over the patient’s’ phy-
sical condition and disease, winding up with seasonable advice as to what to eat, what drugs to
take and what things to avoid. Being personal histories, they are of interest chiefly for their many
original observations and as showing that physicians had already begun to keep careful records of
their dayly practice**. (Garrison.) — Besides the Consilia the volume contains the follow, interesting
tracts: De balneis; De compo sitione et dosi medicinarum; Antidotarium.
Complete copies with the Tabula and the ,,Tractatus de mirachiali dispositione** (1. 7—8) are very
rare. SI. wormed espec. at beginn. and end, title and last leaf mounted, otherwise fine large copy.
119 PETRARCA, FR. De remediis utriusque fortunae. Cremona, Bernardinus de Misin-
tis and Caesar Parmensis, 1492. Fol. Rom. 165 unn. 11., the first blank. With wood-
cut initial letter and woodcut printer's device at end. Half mottled calf. 275.—
H.*-C. 12793. Proct. 6927. First dated edition, the third book printed by this press. Only 3 other
books were issued here at Cremona. This work contains many ,,D i a 1 o g i“ of high medical interest:
De aetate florida, de forma corporis, valetudine, aegritudinibus, viribus conviviis, uxore fecunda,
ortu filiorum, alchimia, uxore sterili, vulneribus acceptis, senectute, podagra, scabia, egritudine dentium
et tibiarum, caecitate, febribus dolore iliaco, veneno, etc.
Some wormholes at beginning and at end some stains in upper margins, otherwise a large and
good copy.
120 REGIOMONTANUS, J. Calendarium pro annis 1475—1530. (Ed. by J. L. Santrit-
ter). Venice, (Erhard Ratdolt), 1483. 4to. Goth. 28 11. With many cuts of the
eclipses, printed in red and black, 4 full-pa ge astronom. dia-
grams, a large border, white on black ground, and many fine
capitals. MS.-vellum. 300.—
Hain* 13778. Redgrave 35. Essling I, 240, 251. Not in Proct. nor BMC.
An extraordinarily rare edition of Regiomontanus* celebrated calendar with the beautiful border
and capitals by Bernhard Maier. The movable slips are wanting.
A fine and large copy of this rare edition. Besides two copies in U. S. A. only two further
copies are known in Paris and Berlin.
CATALOGUE 261 - PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS
NATURAL S CIE N CES
Swiss Francs
115 MAGISTRIS, JOH. DE. Doet. Paris. Questiones super tota philosophia naturali cum
explanatione textus Aristotelis sec. mentem Scoti. N. p. d. (Basle, Michael Wenss-
ler, ca. 1490). 4to. Goth. 2 cols. 1 unn. 1., 200 num. 11., 3 unn. 11. (last blank). With
several interest, w o o d c., capitals supplied in red. Original binding of old
stamped pigskin over wooden boards. " 120.—
Hain 10445. Proof. 7794. BMC. Ill, 733. A rare incunabulum with interesting relations to Natural
Science composed by a learned French scholastic on Aristoteles. — Fine complete copy.
116 MANLIIS, J. J. Luminare mains sive interpretatio super Mesne jun. Antidotarium
et Practica. Venice, Bonetus Locatellus for Octavianus Scotus, 1496. Fol. Goth.
77 numb., 2 unn. 11., 1 1. blank, tog. 80 leaves. Withthe device of Scotus on
the last page and several ornamented woodcut capitals. Old
wooden boards, back covered with brown calf. 360.—
H.*-C. 10712. Proct. 5670. BMC. V, p. 446.
Very nice edition of this extensive p h a r m a c o p o e i a, which was in official use in many
countries and towns up to the middle of the 16 th century.
Fine a nd clean copy. Only one copy in U. S. A. (acc. to Census).
117 MESUE JUNIOR. Opera cum continuationibus Petri de Abano et Fran cis ci
Pedemontani et expositione M u n d i n i de L e n c i j s et C h r i s t o p h o r i
Georg ii de Honest is. Cum aliis quibusdam tractatibus ed. Paulus de Va-
rese h i s. Venice, Peregrinus de Pasqualibus, 1489—91. Fol. Goth, and Rom. 46,
38, 244, 29 numb., 1 unn. i. = tog. 358 11. With the printer's device at end. Old wood-
en boards, back covered with pigskin. 650.—
Hain* 11110. Not in Proct. BMC. V, p. 391 (incomplete copy). Choulant, Handbuch, p. 354.
Perfect copy, comprising all three parts. One of the rarest and most complete editions of the
famous works of Mesue the younger. The work of Mesue consists of the treatise on laxatives,
on compound medicines, and on therapeutics. This last treatise not having been finished was
completed by Petrus of Albano and Franciscus of Piemont. Our edition contains
further: Honestis, Chr. G. de. Tractates de aqua ordei et de modo faciendi ptisanam. Nicolaus Prae-
positus Salernstanis. Antidotarium cum comm. M a 11 h i a e P 1 a t e a r i i. Tractates quid pro quo,
bynonyma. Albucasis, Liber Servitoris XXVIII transl. a Simon Januensi interprete A b r a h a m
T o r t u e n s i s. Saladinus de Ascoli. Aromatariorum compendium.
Quite complete copies of this edition are extremely rare.
118 MONTAGNANA, BARTHOL. Consilia. (With other tracts.) Ed. by Jac. d e V i t a 1 i-
b u s. Venice, Bon. Locatellus, 1497. Fob, Goth., 2 col., 396 leaves, printers mark.
Half-pigskin on wooden boards, (upper board dam., worm.) 300.—•
Hain 11552. BMC. V, 448.
Montagnana (died 1460), famous anatomist and surgeon lectured at Padua during nearly two
centuries. ,,The Consilia, of which Montagnana gives some 305, usually run over the patient’s’ phy-
sical condition and disease, winding up with seasonable advice as to what to eat, what drugs to
take and what things to avoid. Being personal histories, they are of interest chiefly for their many
original observations and as showing that physicians had already begun to keep careful records of
their dayly practice**. (Garrison.) — Besides the Consilia the volume contains the follow, interesting
tracts: De balneis; De compo sitione et dosi medicinarum; Antidotarium.
Complete copies with the Tabula and the ,,Tractatus de mirachiali dispositione** (1. 7—8) are very
rare. SI. wormed espec. at beginn. and end, title and last leaf mounted, otherwise fine large copy.
119 PETRARCA, FR. De remediis utriusque fortunae. Cremona, Bernardinus de Misin-
tis and Caesar Parmensis, 1492. Fol. Rom. 165 unn. 11., the first blank. With wood-
cut initial letter and woodcut printer's device at end. Half mottled calf. 275.—
H.*-C. 12793. Proct. 6927. First dated edition, the third book printed by this press. Only 3 other
books were issued here at Cremona. This work contains many ,,D i a 1 o g i“ of high medical interest:
De aetate florida, de forma corporis, valetudine, aegritudinibus, viribus conviviis, uxore fecunda,
ortu filiorum, alchimia, uxore sterili, vulneribus acceptis, senectute, podagra, scabia, egritudine dentium
et tibiarum, caecitate, febribus dolore iliaco, veneno, etc.
Some wormholes at beginning and at end some stains in upper margins, otherwise a large and
good copy.
120 REGIOMONTANUS, J. Calendarium pro annis 1475—1530. (Ed. by J. L. Santrit-
ter). Venice, (Erhard Ratdolt), 1483. 4to. Goth. 28 11. With many cuts of the
eclipses, printed in red and black, 4 full-pa ge astronom. dia-
grams, a large border, white on black ground, and many fine
capitals. MS.-vellum. 300.—
Hain* 13778. Redgrave 35. Essling I, 240, 251. Not in Proct. nor BMC.
An extraordinarily rare edition of Regiomontanus* celebrated calendar with the beautiful border
and capitals by Bernhard Maier. The movable slips are wanting.
A fine and large copy of this rare edition. Besides two copies in U. S. A. only two further
copies are known in Paris and Berlin.
CATALOGUE 261 - PRICES IN SWISS FRANCS
