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*i A B C BOOK.
Rouen, P. Seyer & Behourt (S. & B. printed between 1760 and 1790).
8vo. Broadside folded twice. Printed in black and red on vellum.
Unbound. In portfolio. $ 50 .—
PRINTED ON VELLUM.
Not in Van Praet or Brunet.
Contains an ABC and Syllabus and some daily Christian prayers.
I cannot trace any other copy.
SEE ILLUSTRATION!
*2 ABC.
PERVOE oucemie otrokam, v nemzeboukvy i slogi. (Old Russian.)
No place nor date. About 1760. jto. Printed in red and black, the text
within a small woodcut border, embellished with semiborders. Old
marbled calf, red edges. $ 60.—
Contains ABC, Syllabus and catechism for children. The last five
pages wormholed at the margins.
3 ’ABDU’L HASAN’ ALI IBN AL’ ABBAS.
KITAB KAMILÜ’S SINA’ ATI’T TIBBIYYA.
(The complete work on medical Science). Arabian manuscript of the
iyth Century. Scribe: al-Hasan ibn’ Ali ibn Muhammad ibn AbiBakr
al Harawi or Sharafu’d Din ibn Sadri’d Din, named Khaliflu’lläh.
Clear Naskhi characters. Headings and catchwords in red. Each page
within a jrame of black, blue and gold lines. jto. Old native blind
stamped leather binding with inlaid Ornaments, inside red leather with
Ornaments. In a slipcase. $ 400.—
One of the main sources of oriental medicine.
The author (died 994) was a pupil of Abu Mahir (or Bahir) Musa
ibn Sayyär ibn al-Majusi al Mutababbib. The work is known as Kitäbu’l
MalikiandisworldfamousasLiber regius(The Royal Book).
The first printed edition, a Latin translation by Michael Cappella, was
issued at Lyons in 1523.
Contains an Arabian compendium of medicine in two parts:
Part I, Theoretical; dealing with the human body and its
functions, the illnesses and their origin, and the general
and special diagnoses. It consists of 10 treatises (Maqala).
Part II, Practical; dealing with the treatment of the different
diseases, also divided into ten Maqalas.
PAUL GOTTSCHALK, Berlin W. 8, Unter den Linden 3a.
Rouen, P. Seyer & Behourt (S. & B. printed between 1760 and 1790).
8vo. Broadside folded twice. Printed in black and red on vellum.
Unbound. In portfolio. $ 50 .—
PRINTED ON VELLUM.
Not in Van Praet or Brunet.
Contains an ABC and Syllabus and some daily Christian prayers.
I cannot trace any other copy.
SEE ILLUSTRATION!
*2 ABC.
PERVOE oucemie otrokam, v nemzeboukvy i slogi. (Old Russian.)
No place nor date. About 1760. jto. Printed in red and black, the text
within a small woodcut border, embellished with semiborders. Old
marbled calf, red edges. $ 60.—
Contains ABC, Syllabus and catechism for children. The last five
pages wormholed at the margins.
3 ’ABDU’L HASAN’ ALI IBN AL’ ABBAS.
KITAB KAMILÜ’S SINA’ ATI’T TIBBIYYA.
(The complete work on medical Science). Arabian manuscript of the
iyth Century. Scribe: al-Hasan ibn’ Ali ibn Muhammad ibn AbiBakr
al Harawi or Sharafu’d Din ibn Sadri’d Din, named Khaliflu’lläh.
Clear Naskhi characters. Headings and catchwords in red. Each page
within a jrame of black, blue and gold lines. jto. Old native blind
stamped leather binding with inlaid Ornaments, inside red leather with
Ornaments. In a slipcase. $ 400.—
One of the main sources of oriental medicine.
The author (died 994) was a pupil of Abu Mahir (or Bahir) Musa
ibn Sayyär ibn al-Majusi al Mutababbib. The work is known as Kitäbu’l
MalikiandisworldfamousasLiber regius(The Royal Book).
The first printed edition, a Latin translation by Michael Cappella, was
issued at Lyons in 1523.
Contains an Arabian compendium of medicine in two parts:
Part I, Theoretical; dealing with the human body and its
functions, the illnesses and their origin, and the general
and special diagnoses. It consists of 10 treatises (Maqala).
Part II, Practical; dealing with the treatment of the different
diseases, also divided into ten Maqalas.
PAUL GOTTSCHALK, Berlin W. 8, Unter den Linden 3a.
