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sum Venetiis, mandate et expensis Luce antonii Junta Florentin!,
1526. Printed in red and, black, ivith ,,siren” and printer’s mark on
title and 14 full-page woodcuts (by Zoan Andrea Vavassore?), many
smaller woodcuts in the text, woodcut-borders and music-notes. 8 and
327 Ivs. 8vo. Mod. vellum. (back missing). f 250.—•
Sander 4827 (mentioning our copy). Rivoli, Missels, p. 200 no. 98 (mentioning
our copy). Weale-Bohatta 1058. A splendid Missel with beautiful woodcuts, very
rare. A few insign. stains, otherwise a very good, complété copy.
155. Montagnana, Barth., Consilia (medica) cum tribus tractatibus
de balneis Patavinis et de compositione et dosi medicinarum ac Anti-
dotario. Consilia Antonii Cermisoni Patavini. Tractatus de animali
Theria Francisci Caballi. Venetiis per Simonem de Luere, 9 Septem-
bris 1514. With many initiais. Goth. 6 & 413 Ivs. Fol. Old vellum.
f 150.—
Montagnana was a professer at Padua. He died ca. 1460. „The Consilia of which
Montagnana 'gives some 305, usually run over the patient’s physical condition
and disease, winding up with seasonable advice as to what to eat, what drugs to
take and what things to avoid. . .” (Garrison). The other tracts by M. deal with
the Paduan battis, drugs and antidotes. — The, „Consilia” of Ant. Cermisonius
of Padua cont. many therapeutic recommendations. — The work by Caballo, a
physician at Brescia who lived ca. 1500 treats on the theriac, a famous antidote.
-—■ The first Ivs. mended in the margins, some little wormholes in the beginning,
somewhat waterstained, otherwise a well-preserved copy of this interesting work.
156. Mornay, Phil. de. De la vérité de la religion chrést. Contre les
Athées, Epicuriens, Paiens, Juifs, Mahumedistes et autres Infidèles.
2me Ed. (Genève), J. Stoer, 1590. Av. bord. s.b.s. le titre. 16, 464,
14 ff., 2 ff. bl. In-12. Veau marbré, dos doré. f 40.—
Ouvrage le plus estimé de cet auteur. Ed. rare, inconnue à Haag. Qq. tâches et
piq. légères.
157. Morton, Rich. Opera medica, cum indice duplici. Edit, recens,
cui acc. insigniores tractatus Martini Lister. De morbis chronicis et
de variolis ; Gulielmi Cole. De febribus, ac de secretione animali ;
Gualteri Harris. De morbis infantum; et Thomae Sydenham. Pro-
cessus in morbis, ac de phthisi. 5 parts in one vol. Lugduni 1697. 4to.
Old calf, gilt back. j 55.—
Cushing M 531. The Med. Surgeon Cat. does not know this ed.; Ebert only knows
a later one. R. Morton, 1637/98, famous physician, epidemiologist and chaplain
of the New College at Oxford. This work, based upon his own clinical expérience
is an excellent collection of English treatises. The „Phthisiologia” „sums up the
knowledge of his time” (Garrison).
In it he States as th'e first that pulmonary consumption is always caused by
small knots, the tubercles. He knew already pulmonary syphilis. (Comp. Proksch
III, 421.) His treatise over fevers is illustrated by descriptions of the many
épidémies in London from 1668/72. For malaria he recommends the use of
Quinquina (which Sydenham did as well) ; as one of the first he found, that the
cause of it was the inhaling in swampy districts. Binding somewhat worn,
otherwise very good copy w. ownership entry of Joa. Pauzel.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg- 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 19Î
sum Venetiis, mandate et expensis Luce antonii Junta Florentin!,
1526. Printed in red and, black, ivith ,,siren” and printer’s mark on
title and 14 full-page woodcuts (by Zoan Andrea Vavassore?), many
smaller woodcuts in the text, woodcut-borders and music-notes. 8 and
327 Ivs. 8vo. Mod. vellum. (back missing). f 250.—•
Sander 4827 (mentioning our copy). Rivoli, Missels, p. 200 no. 98 (mentioning
our copy). Weale-Bohatta 1058. A splendid Missel with beautiful woodcuts, very
rare. A few insign. stains, otherwise a very good, complété copy.
155. Montagnana, Barth., Consilia (medica) cum tribus tractatibus
de balneis Patavinis et de compositione et dosi medicinarum ac Anti-
dotario. Consilia Antonii Cermisoni Patavini. Tractatus de animali
Theria Francisci Caballi. Venetiis per Simonem de Luere, 9 Septem-
bris 1514. With many initiais. Goth. 6 & 413 Ivs. Fol. Old vellum.
f 150.—
Montagnana was a professer at Padua. He died ca. 1460. „The Consilia of which
Montagnana 'gives some 305, usually run over the patient’s physical condition
and disease, winding up with seasonable advice as to what to eat, what drugs to
take and what things to avoid. . .” (Garrison). The other tracts by M. deal with
the Paduan battis, drugs and antidotes. — The, „Consilia” of Ant. Cermisonius
of Padua cont. many therapeutic recommendations. — The work by Caballo, a
physician at Brescia who lived ca. 1500 treats on the theriac, a famous antidote.
-—■ The first Ivs. mended in the margins, some little wormholes in the beginning,
somewhat waterstained, otherwise a well-preserved copy of this interesting work.
156. Mornay, Phil. de. De la vérité de la religion chrést. Contre les
Athées, Epicuriens, Paiens, Juifs, Mahumedistes et autres Infidèles.
2me Ed. (Genève), J. Stoer, 1590. Av. bord. s.b.s. le titre. 16, 464,
14 ff., 2 ff. bl. In-12. Veau marbré, dos doré. f 40.—
Ouvrage le plus estimé de cet auteur. Ed. rare, inconnue à Haag. Qq. tâches et
piq. légères.
157. Morton, Rich. Opera medica, cum indice duplici. Edit, recens,
cui acc. insigniores tractatus Martini Lister. De morbis chronicis et
de variolis ; Gulielmi Cole. De febribus, ac de secretione animali ;
Gualteri Harris. De morbis infantum; et Thomae Sydenham. Pro-
cessus in morbis, ac de phthisi. 5 parts in one vol. Lugduni 1697. 4to.
Old calf, gilt back. j 55.—
Cushing M 531. The Med. Surgeon Cat. does not know this ed.; Ebert only knows
a later one. R. Morton, 1637/98, famous physician, epidemiologist and chaplain
of the New College at Oxford. This work, based upon his own clinical expérience
is an excellent collection of English treatises. The „Phthisiologia” „sums up the
knowledge of his time” (Garrison).
In it he States as th'e first that pulmonary consumption is always caused by
small knots, the tubercles. He knew already pulmonary syphilis. (Comp. Proksch
III, 421.) His treatise over fevers is illustrated by descriptions of the many
épidémies in London from 1668/72. For malaria he recommends the use of
Quinquina (which Sydenham did as well) ; as one of the first he found, that the
cause of it was the inhaling in swampy districts. Binding somewhat worn,
otherwise very good copy w. ownership entry of Joa. Pauzel.
Ludwig Rosenthal’s Antiquariaat, ’s-Gravelandseweg- 102, Hilversum-Holland.
Cat. 19Î
