HIPPOCRATE. - LESPLEIGNEY ou LEPLEIGNEY Thibault.Livre Rare Book
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réf. 104911Parisiis, Apud Martinum Iuueem (Martin le jeune) sub infigni D. Christofori, è regione gymnasu Camera1555 (premère partie), - Apud Ioanem Foucherium, sub. Scuto Florentiae, Via ad Diuum Iacobum, 1543 (deuxième partie), 2 ff.blancs, 1 titre, 104-229 pages, 5ff. (Index), 1 volume in-18 de 120x75 mm environ, plein parchemin crème à recouvrements avec traces de liens sur les plats. Parchemin gondolé sans les liens de fermeture, erreur de numérotation (première partie : 64 au lieu de 46 et deuxième partie : 291 au lieu de 129), quelques rousseurs, des notes manuscrites anciennes sur les pages de garde.
1622réf. 96938Paris, Abraham Pacard, 1622, in-12, [4]-462-[14] pp, Demi-basane du début du XIXe s, dos lisse et fleuronné, pièce de titre brune, Rare édition originale du commentaire de Charles Guillemeau (1588-1656). Charles Guillemeau était le doyen de la faculté de médecine de Paris et premier chirurgien de Louis XIII. Il suivit l'enseignement de Riolan et se lia d'amitié avec Guy Patin. Il fut mêlé à la querelle menée par les médecins parisiens contre l'Université de Montpellier et le doyen Siméon Courtaud. Ex-libris manuscrit ancien sur la page de titre : "du couvent des Minimes du Mans". Coiffe supérieure arasée, mors fendus. Mouillure claire en tête des premiers feuillets. Bruni Celli, Bibliografia Hipocratica n° 1876. Couverture rigide
1957réf. 30731Paris, Compagnie Générale de Publicité et d'Edition, 1957, 18x23,5cm, broché sous couverture rempliée et emboitage, 193 pages. E.O. n°471/1000 sur papier fleur d'alfa. Ill. in-texte. Non coupé. Très bon état. Signature manuscrite sur une page de garde.
1784réf. 29481784 Paris, Valade, 1784. Deux tomes en un vol. in-24, 255-271 p., reliure d'époque veau moucheté, dos lisse orné (mors cuir fendus, petits manques à coiffe sup.).
1797réf. 2170MONTPELLIER. TOURNEL. AN V DE LA REPUBLIQUE. (1797). PETIT IN-12 (8,5 X 14 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE XII + 116 ET XXVIII PAGES, RELIURE D'EPOQUE PLEIN VEAU MARBRE, DOS LISSE ORNE DE CAISSONS A FLEURONS DORES, TITRE DORE SUR ETIQUETTE MAROQUIN ROUGE, FILET DORE SUR COUPES, TRANCHES MOUCHETEES. PETITES TRACES D'USURE EXTERIEURE, SINON BON EXEMPLAIRE.
1792[xxxiv] x + 206pp.+ gegraveerd frontispice, 19cm., blinde omslag met opgekleefd titellabel, twee bescheiden ex-libris-stempeltjes van een vorige eigenaar, tekst in zeer goede staat, zeldzaam, P88380
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réf. 1391946146.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1390567494.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1104617390.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1165916738.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
réf. 1165974061.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 2329229178.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1816réf. 93335BB1816 . Paris: Mèquignon-Marvis 1816. 10 x 65 cm. XVI 284 S. Halbleder. Rotes Rückenschild mit Goldbuchstaben- und Filletten. Umlaufender Grünschnitt. altersmässig leicht gebräunt und stockfleckig; etwas angestaubt; auf Schmutztitel alter Fleck; Besitzereintrag und Widmung auf Schmutztitel; Einband etwas beschabt; Kanten leicht berieben; Ecken wenig bestossen Zweisprachige Ausgabe. Latein/Französisch. Hippokrates 460-370 vor Chr. Antiker Arzt Begründer der modernen Medizin. unknown
1583réf. 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
1601réf. A9FGFK4C5FH3Leiden 1601. 12mo. ex Officina Plantiniana by Christopher Raphelengius Contemporay vellum with the manuscript title on the spine remnants of ties. With a woodcut printer's device on the title page and several decorated woodcut initials. 1 1 blank 14 512 16 pp. Rare first edition of the Aphorisms of Hippocrates of Cos 460-370 BCE the father of Medicine edited and translated into Latin by the famous first Leyden professor of medicine Johannes Heurnius. The aphorisms of Hippocrates are the earliest collection of the kind. It is a series of observations from which the patient's affliction could be deduced and treatment prescribed. Their broad application made them exceptionally valuable to medical practitioners of the time. Included are notable and often invoked phrases as: "Life is short the art long" and "The physician must not only be prepared to do what is right himself but also to make the patient the attendants and externals cooperate".Apparently the translation by Heurnius was very successful. Other editions appeared in 1607 in Leiden and Antwerp 1609 and 1611 both by the Officina Plantiniana in Leiden. A "second edition" was published in 1623 by J. le Maire in Leiden. Furthermore it was published in 1615 in Lyon by the widow of A. de Harsy and in Jena in 1690.With manuscript owner's inscriptions on the recto and verso of the front board on the back pastedown and with several manuscript annotations in the margins. The vellum is creased and browned slightly damaged around the spine the bookblock has separated from the binding along the front hinge still attached at the bottom endband the back hinge is somewhat weakened. Occasionally foxed slightly browned throughout.l Krivatsy 5642; NNBW IV cols. 744-5; STCN 058866566 4 copies; not in BMN; Garrison & Morton. BOOK HISTORY & PRINTING MEDICINE & PHARMACY Medicine & Pharmacy 17th Century Plantin Press hardcover
1555réf. 1408648Lugduni Lyon: Apud Ioan. Tornaesium et Gul. Gazeium 1555. Early Printing. Hardcover. Small Octavo 348 16 pages. In Very Good minus condition. Bound in full brown leather with gilt ornamentation to boards. Paneled spine with gilt ornamentation. Boards have slight warping chipping to corners and rubbing wear throughout. Textblock has an ex-libris bookplate titled "R.E.O. Pearson" to the front pastedown a maroon leather bookplate of "Roger Budin Geneve" adhered to the second front free end page cracking to the front hinge slight worming to the second front free end page to page 4 an archival repair to page 273 slightly impacting text light age toning and light soiling to some pages throughout. Text in Latin. Shelved in Case 3. 1408648. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. Apud Ioan. Tornaesium et Gul. Gazeium hardcover
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1685réf. 664011685. Amstelaedami: Apud Henricum Westenium 1685 12 ° 16 181 2 pp. 33 pp. Index; 30 pp. title portrait copperplate engraving full contemporary morocco leather binding richly gilt on covers and gilt edges; fine copy. First edition published by Theodoor Jansson from Almeloveen onwards Greek-Latin with paralles and Verhoofd's index. Repeated Lugd. Bat. 1732; Edinb. 1736; Glasgow 1748; Lips. 1756; Argentor 1756; Lugd. bat. 1765. Aphorisms Corpus Hippocraticum The Aphorisms Greek fsµ Aphorismoí later also called Sententiae1 in Latin are a collection of texts within the Corpus Hippocraticum. They belong to the most widely distributed parts of the Hippocratic writings i.e. they have often been annotated and edited since antiquity. In seven chapters or books attributed to the Coic school of physicians2 422 short statements on a wide variety of medical fields and topics such as nosology therapy physiology and gynaecology3 have survived. The best-known aphorism is Vita brevis ars longa "Art is long life is short". In literary history the aphorisms give their name to the tradition of aphorisms as a literary genre. The dominant themes of the writing are therapeutic and prognostic relating to the assessment of the course of the disease. Theodorus Janssonius van Almeloveen 24 July 1657 - 28 July 17121 Theodoor Jansson was a Dutch physician and the learned editor of various classical and medical works. He was an untiring author and editor and acquired the highest reputation as a teacher and for his scholarship science and particularly for his great bibliographical knowledge. He had a great knowledge of books. Besides editions with notes of Strabo Juvenal Quintilian the Aphorisms of Hippocrates Celsus Apicius Aurelian on Diseases and Decker's Treatise on Supposititious Writings he has left a work in Dutch on the anatomy of the muscles several bibliographical treatises in Latin among which are a work-De Vitis Stephanorum a list of Plagiaries and a list of books promised that never appeared. hardcover
réf. 1104617447.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
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1724réf. HCHAA4VAGU23Paris: Guillelmum Cavelier 1724. Contemporary calf gold-tooled spine red edges marbled pastedowns and endpapers. 12mo. With a woodcut device on title-page and a tailpiece on the last page. 2 volumes. 18th-century edition of Hippocrates Aphorisms in Greek and Latin printed in 1724 in Paris. Hippocrates in the Islamic tradition known as Boqrat where he is often referred to as the first codifier of medicine is often named together with Galen and their works mainly survived because of the Arabic translations. His aphorisms are a series of observations from which the patients affliction could be deduced and treatment prescribed. Their broad application made them exceptionally valuable to medical practitioners of the time. These aphorisms were very popular in the Islamic world and they can show us that Arabic-speaking authors critically engaged with Greek heritage in Arab translation. Today some of these Arabic commentaries on the Aphorisms have survived and these sources show us how medicine developed in Europe and Arabia through the ages. Although this edition is a combination of Greek and Latin the work was very influential for Arabic medical literature because the Aphorisms led to new writings in this genre. The Aphorisms are an influential benchmark in the Arabic medical literature.With an ink inscription of Ludovici Dubois doctor of medicine. Slightly damaged at lower hinge of the first volume small wormhole in lower margin of the first volume and some occasional spots. A very good copy.l Blake p. 213; P.E. Pormann The Hippocratic aphorisms in the Arabic medical tradition: in Aspetar sports medicine journal. Guillelmum Cavelier, unknown
