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Spine and part of wraps discolored. ; Unchanged reprint of 1874 edition ; Vol. 1; 828 pages
Book is fine. DJ has faint chipping and rubbing. ; Text in German, Ancient Greek and Latin. ; Sammlung Tusculum; 530 pages
Glue stains to inner front hinge. Minor shelfwear. Faint stain to rear wrap. ; 166pp, illustrated.; Université De Lusanne, Faculté Des Lettres. Section Des Sciences De L'Antiquité; 166 pages
Light pencil marginalia on a few pages. Spine and wraps are browned. Chipping to wraps. Tear along bottom part of spine cover. ; Hermes. Einzelschriften, Heft 11; 106 pages
Scholar's bookplate to inner cover (Robert Brown). Minor shelfwear. ; Loeb Classical Library, No. 149; Vol. 3; 496 pages
Scholar's name to ffep (Robert Brown). Light edgewear to DJ with a few small tears. DJ spine sunned. ; Loeb Classical Library, No. 473; Vol. 6; 352 pages
A bit of chipping to heel of DJ. Former owner's name on ffep. ; 248 pages
Pages tanned. Spine sunned. ; 251 pages
Light foxing to textblock. Very faint edgewear to DJ. ; Medicine And Culture; 8.6 X 5.9 X 1.6 inches; 536 pages
Novel of early medicine, based upon the life of Hippocrates of Kos. Book
grand in-8°, 326 pages, broche, couverture illustree pell. Preface de P. Mertens. [VU-1]
in-8°, 285 pages, broche, couverture illustree pell. Tres bel exemplaire. [CA-13]
48 pages. Songs include: Story; Lazybones; Georgia on My Mind; Lazy River; Rockin' Chair; Judy; The Army of Hippocrates; Daybreak; Sing it way Down Low; Old Man Harlem; Thanksgivin'; After Twelve O'Clock; Moon Country; Down T' Uncle Bill's; Ballad in Blue; Mr. Bluebird; My Introduction to Love; New Orleans; Come Easy, Go Easy, Love; Poor Old Joe. Writing on front cover. Few markings to contents. Somewhat above-average external wear. Spine taped. A worthy vintage copy of this marvelous compilation. Book
All the various answers to backache in the late 1970s. 192 pages. Index. Cream cloth covers with gilt title on spine. Dust jacket worn at corners and rubbed. Book has bumped corners and base of spine; previous owners signature on front free endpaper. Browning to lower edge of covers.
1546ref. 6330Venice: Giunta 1547 colophon: 1546. Very Good/The definitive Giunta edition of the best-known work by Hippocrates 460-370 BCE. Edited with commentary by Giacomo or Jacopo da Forlì d. 1414 this enlarged improved version is the best edition of the Aphorisms published up to that point Camerini. It was printed as part of the series of da Forlì's works which also included his commentaries on Galen and Avicenna. The Aphorisms translated into Latin by two Humanist scholars Theodorus Gaza and Nicoll Leoniceno represent "those remarkable clinical jottings Garrison and precise clinical observations with the diagnoses and prognoses for various diseases. Some of the diseases are described here for the first time such as chronic renal disease and many of the accounts are still valid. Folio 33 cm; 10 191 1 blank leaves. Woodcut Giunta device on title page. Woodcut initials. Text in double columns in roman type. Shoulder notes. In limp vellum titled in manuscript on spine; lace strips exposed; spine lining old manuscript on vellum exposed. Small holes in first and last blanks and inner margin of preliminary leaves. Some dampstaining on last 6 leaves otherwise a beautiful large wide-margined clean copy . The whole protected in custom built sturdy clamshell case with faux roundback spine covered in brown calf and titled in gilt. Armorial bookplate of John Aitken with motto "in cruces salus." References: Durling 2565; Camerini 522; Adams J37. Giunta hardcover books
1583ref. 027485Venetiis: Brognolo Giaacchino 1583. 12mo. 237 pages 35pp. index. commentary by Joannis Marinello. OCLC shows two copies in the U.S. University of Texas Medical Library; Welch Library at John Hopkins. Niccolo Leoniceno 1428-1524 made the original translation from the Greek in 1490. Edward P. Maoheny's festschrift for Paul Oskar Kristeller has an article on Leonicerno's influence on humanist medical education. It would be hard to find a Sixteenth Century medical doctor or student of medicine who did not carry this small book with him. Bound in brown cloth green spine label. Cloth worn through corners and edges of boards spine label chipped one tiny worm hole through all lower margins not affecting any text. Small contemporary owner's name in brown ink. A very good clean copy. [Brognolo, Giaacchino] unknown books
1543ref. 44304Lyons: apud Seb. Gryphium 1543. Rabelais François 1494 - 1553. Hippocrates 460 - 370 B.C.E. Aphorismorum Hippocratis sectiones septem. Ex Franc. Rabelaesi recognitione. 16mo. Collation: alpha - delta8 a - u8; signatures a - d and leaves e1 - e2 interleaved and bound after signature u in this copy. 64 318 pp. Lyon: Apud Seb. Gryphium 1543. 118 x 72 mm. Calf ca. 1543 rebacked some edgewear minor worming holes for leather ties present on front and rear covers. Very good copy. Extensively annotated in at least two 16th-century hands in the text front endpapers and on interleaved pages; 18 leaves of manuscript notes and commentary in what appears to be the same hands bound in the back followed by 16 blank leaves. Old woodcut armorial bookplate of D'Esbiey tipped to verso of title; later signature "A. de Grateloup" on bookplate. "Collection Victor Jansen" in blue ink on front pastedown. Very rare second edition first published in 1532 of the Aphorisms of Hippocrates edited by François Rabelais 1494-1553 the great Renaissance humanist writer and scholar. Rabelais entered monastic life at the age of sixteen spending about fifteen years at the Franciscan convent of Fontenay-le-Comte before leaving around 1525 to join the more liberal Benedictine order. It was at about this time that he began training as a physician in Paris and Montpellier obtaining his Bachelor of Medicine degree in 1530 and spending the following year studying Hippocrates' Aphorisms and Galen's Ars parva. In 1532 after moving to Lyon to serve as physician to the city's Hôtel-Dieu Rabelais published the work on which his reputation as a serious humanist scholar rests: A small 16mo volume containing Latin translations by other scholars of Hippocrates' Aphorisms Presages De natura humani and De ratione victus and Galen's Ars medicinalis augmented with his own annotations. "Rabelais's role in preparing this edition of the Aphorisms was that of editor. He had in his possession a Greek manuscript for which he claims the twin virtues of age and unimpeachable clarity. While lecturing at Montpellier he had used this to check the Latin translations current among his pupils and had discovered them to be incomplete and incorrect. He then embodied the result of his observations in a set of notes; and the following year while he was at Lyons Stephanus Gryphius saw these notes and suggested their incorporation in a pocket edition of Hippocrates. Rabelais was annoyed by the smallness of the proposed format which meant that his remarks had to be fitted into a very small space but pressed by Gryphius he consented. He took as the basis of his work an edition of the relevant parts of Hippocrates and Galen which Colines had published in 1524. It was decided to reprint this and then to add Rabelais's notes in the form of interpolation and marginal comment; and Rabelais's Greek text of the Aphorisms according to his much vaunted manuscript was printed as an appendix" Bolgar p. 63. Our copy of the second Rabelais edition begins with the Greek text of the Aphorisms which has its own title-page; in most copies these signatures are bound at the end of the work. It is likely that the interleaving and eccentric arrangement of the remaining signatures was done at the request of the 16th-century owner whose copious annotations written in a tiny beautiful and legible italic hand fill most of the interleaved sheets as well as the margins of many text pages. Some notes in a different hand are also found on several leaves. Adams H-576 H-558. Bakhtin Rabelais and his World p. 361. Bolgar "Rabelais's edition of the Aphorisms" Modern Language Review 350 1940: 62-66. . apud Seb. Gryphium unknown books
1657ref. 40635Geneva: Typis & sumptibus Samuelis Chouet 1657. later edition. Folio. 44 1344 56pp. Last leaf blank. Engraved frontispiece on the verso of the half-title. Parallel text in Greek and Latin. 383 x 240 mm. 17th or 18th century calf gilt spine worn and rubbed hinges cracked. Half-title / frontispiece and title repaired repairs to lower margins of first 14 signatures some worming in lower margins of following signatures. Anutius Foes's critical edition of the complete writings of Hippocrates first published in 1595 was "recognized by scholars everywhere as unquestionably the best of its kind before the time of Littré" Garrison Introduction to the History of Medicine p. 189. "Foes used a number of manuscripts and much medical insight and philological ingenuity to improve the text of the early editions" Smith p. 45. Smith "Introduction" in Hippocrates Pseudepigraphic writings ed. W. D. Smith 1990 pp. 1-46. Typis & sumptibus Samuelis Chouet unknown books
1533ref. 046965Florence: Giunta 1533. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good Condition. Rebound in modern half vellum small hole on title page touching first text page new endpapers - a few scattered bits of foxing a few faint dampstains generally very clean. Contemporary notes manicules and marks throughout slightly trimmed in spots. 8 43 1 leaves. First edition of Lavachius' translation of this dietetics text attributed to Hippocrates with Galen's commentary; just 5 copies in OCLC. Pettas 246 Size: Quarto 4to. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Medicine & Health; Antiquarian & Rare. Inventory No: 046965. Giunta hardcover books
1798ref. 245548Paris: Chez la veuve d'Houry 1798. Revised edition. xxxvi 335 pp. 12mo. Contemporary quarter sheep and marbled boards spine chipped with loss front joint cracked. Revised edition. xxxvi 335 pp. 12mo. Recamier's Copy. Biblio. Hippocratica 1073 with facsimile title-page. Provenance: booklabel of "Josephi-Claudii-Anthelmi Recamier Chez la veuve d'Houry unknown books
1932ref. M6229Messina:: "La Sicilia" 1932. 1932. 214 x 157 mm. Small 8vo. 30 pp. Frontis. port. Gray cloth black-lettered spine original printed wrappers bound in. Ownership rubber stamp on title. Very good. "La Sicilia", 1932. hardcover books
ref. M6227no place:: no date. Four volumes in one. 240 x 177 mm. 8vo. 95; 138; 138; 156 pp. Vol. I: 1 signature loose Vol. IV: browned. Quarter red calf calf corners gilt spine original printed wrappers bound in. Ownership rubber stamps. Good. no date]. unknown books
1961ref. M6230Sulmona:: Tipografia Labor circa 1961. 1961. 248 x 170 mm. 35 pp. Ink marginalia page 8. Printed wrappers; lightly soiled. Ownership rubber stamp on top cover. Very good. Tipografia Labor, [circa 1961]. unknown books
1748ref. 49012Glasguae: excudebant Rob. et And. Foulis 1748. 12mo pp. 119 1; text in Greek and Latin; contemporary brown calf gilt-decorated spine in 6 compartments maroon morocco label in 1 red stained edges; boards rubbed joints barely starting very good overall. Gaskell 111. excudebant Rob. et And. Foulis hardcover books
1745ref. 23884Lipsiae: svmptibvs Haeredvm Lankisianorvm 1745. 8vo pp. 52 444 14 index 1 errata; text in Latin and Greek; engraved chapter headings throughout; a fine clean copy with generous margins in contemporary vellum with title and publication info hand-lettered in black and red on spine. Hippocrates' treatises "On Purging" On Diet" and portions of his "Epidemics" are here translated into Latin with commentary by Louis Duret 1527--1586 who is known as "The French Hippocrates." svmptibvs Haeredvm Lankisianorvm hardcover books