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DIO L'IMMORTALITà DELL'ANIMA
EDIZIONI ATHENA 1927 SEGNI DEL TEMPO, BUONE SE NON OTTIME CONDIZIONI GENERALI
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1986réf. 009209Classics of Medicine Library 1986. Hardcover. Very Good. Book shows very light wear/ spine tight pages clean/ leather boards show minor edge wearWe ship most books within 24 hoursCustomer satisfaction guaranteedOver 22 years of experience in the book selling community Classics of Medicine Library hardcover
in-8°, cc. (48) al frontespizio graziosa vignetta xilografica raffigura i due filosofi e il mondo.Legatura in piena pergamena. un piccolo marginale foro di tarlo. Sander 2942
EDIZIONI ATHENA 1927 SEGNI DEL TEMPO, BUONE SE NON OTTIME CONDIZIONI GENERALI
Lo studio sulla gnoseologia di DEMOCRITO occupa 18 pagine. ALFIERI, allievo del Croce, ma anche di Piero Martinetti, filosofo, studioso degli atomisti; antifascista, liberale di destra. Il fasc. in-8° (cm. 24x16), completo delle sue circa 120 pagine, brossura editoriale, ancora intonso, contiene inoltre: 1) Emilio GABBA, Ancora sulle CIFRE dei CENSIMENTI [che indicavano i "cives sui juris", ma anche gli "adsidui"], 13 pp. 2) Piero MERIGGI, I nuovi frammenti e la storia di KARGAMIS [Turchia sudest; dai calchi inediti in eteo geroglifico del British Museum], 8 pp. 3) Eugenio MANNI, Due battaglie di ANDRO? [tra Egitto e Macedonia, 246-241 a. C.]; 9 pp. 4) Molte e notevoli recensioni.
cm. 17 x 24, 208 pp. Pubblicazioni del Dipartimento di Filosofia e scienze sociali dell'Universit? di Siena W.Leszl, Necessit? caso e fine da Democrito ad Aristotele; C.Rowe, Aristotele sulla felicit?: lo sviluppo di un ragionamento; G.Cifoletti, Quaestio siveaequatio: la nozione di problema proposta nelle Regulae; S.Landucci, Libero arbitrio ed autonomia della volont? in Kant; L.Gianformaggio, Hans Kelsensulla deduzione della validit?; ecc. 406 gr. 208 p.
réf. 65822London: J. Cuthell et al. 1821. Two vols. 8vo. 21.5 x 13.5 cm. pp.xxiv461; iv612. Later full straight grain green morocco sides with broad foliate gilt borders spines with raised bands gilt decorated compartments and lettering marbled endpapers a.e.g. Engraved frontispiece reproducing the original 1652 A very good clean copy in a very good binding. First published in 1621. "The Anatomy as its publishing history shows was one of the most popular books of the seventeenth century. All the learning of the age as well as its humour - and its pedantry - are there. It has something in common with Brant's Ship of Fools Erasmus's Praise of Folly and More's Utopia with Rabelais and Montaigne and like all these it exercised a considerable influence on the thought of the time" PMM. London: J. Cuthell et al., 1821. hardcover
1624réf. 140948955Oxford: Printed by John Lichfield and James Short for Henry Cripps 1624. Second Edition. Very Good. Second edition and first folio edition. iv 64 4 188 4 189-332 2 333-379 370-382 389-391 385 387-557 7 pp. Two pages misnumbered; pagination eccentricities as issued with no break to text. Printed on laid paper. Divided into three sections flanked by 41 page preface "Democritus Junior to the Reader" and 7 page index. Each section preceded by synopsis chart. Garrison-Morton 4918.1 PMM 120 Osler 4622. Small folio bound in contemporary full mottled calf rebacked with original spine laid down red leather title label to spine all edges stained red. Very Good with scuffing and cracks to leather and trivial worming; edgestain rubbed and boards exposed at corners title label slightly chipped. Contents lightly toned and rippled with faint irregular waterstaining throughout and darker staining to first 8 leaves. Antique engraved bookplate to front pastedown ownership signature dated 1846 to front free endpaper old bookseller inscriptions in ink to back pastedown. Occasional ink stains and very occasional marginalia in pencil and ink. Chipping to title page and several interior pages 3 inch tear to p.1 The Synopsis of the Second Partition and 2-1/4 inch tear to p. 499. Two tiny wormholes to pp. 479-7. Binding strong. Robert Burton 1577-1640 went to Oxford in 1593 and never left possibly due to his bouts of depression. He wrote on the subject of melancholy to relieve his own mind of its burden and over the years put together the first psychiatric encyclopedia in the English language. Burton's satirical and discursive Anatomy analyses the causes symptoms and cures of melancholy bolstered by a wide range of quotations and is a literary as well as medical classic. First published in 1621 the book was reprinted with revisions three times during Burton's lifetime and numerous times since. It was a favorite of Dr. Johnson another sufferer of depression who told Boswell that this was "the only book that ever took him out of bed two hours sooner than he wished to rise.". Printed by John Lichfield and James Short, for Henry Cripps unknown
