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réf. 144012938X.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
réf. 1020476028.Ghardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover
1994réf. 274484PN. New. 1994. Soft Cover. Date is original print. This is a reprint edition . PN paperback
1812réf. 0009014Paris: Saintin Libraire de S. M. 1812. Fifth edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 16mo in folios 96 pages contemporary calf new leather spine new spine label inked inscription on half-title some margins with short bookworm track. . Lavater's development of a science of Physiognomy was illustrated by his fellow theologian & countryman Henry Fuseli in its original appearance in 1775 as PHYSIOGNOMISCHE FRAGMENTE. Fuseli illustrated Boydell's magnificent Shakespeare and his art was a precursor of the Romantic Movement Sybolism and Surrealism. He was a close friend of William Blake -who engraved a handful of those plates. Blake's own treatment of the creation myth in Genesis was informed by this work by Lavater in Blake's exploration of God's exprression of his own image and likeness in the faces of contemporary mankind. Lavater's theories influenced contemporary artists the science of phrenology and Cesare Lombroso's criminology. The original French edition improves upon the original German because it was made from the author's revised manuscript with some revisions and enlargements. Lavater wrote of Fuseli "Spectres Demons and madmen; fantoms exterminating angels; murders and acts of violence - such are his favourite objects - as quoted by Gordon Ray THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK IN ENGLAND From 1790 to 1913 20." Brunet III 887; Lowndes 1321; Garrison-Morton 154 - "His work was very influential on portraiture." ; BIBLIOTHECA OSLERIANA 3178; ESTC T139902; Bentley and Nurmi's BLAKE BIBLIOGRAPHY 390. This abridged version has 33 hand-colored engraved plates including the frontispiece portrait of Lavater. Saintin, Libraire de S. M. hardcover
1812réf. 0009015Paris: Chez Saintin 1812. Fourth edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 16mo in folios 84 pages plus publisher's ads new leather spine new spine label Corrected and considerably enlarged by Edouard Hocquart. Lavater's development of a science of Physiognomy was illustrated by his fellow theologian & countryman Henry Fuseli in its original appearance in 1775 as PHYSIOGNOMISCHE FRAGMENTE. Fuseli illustrated Boydell's magnificent Shakespeare and his art was a precursor of the Romantic Movement Sybolism and Surrealism. He was a close friend of William Blake -who engraved a handful of those plates. Blake's own treatment of the creation myth in Genesis was informed by this work by Lavater in Blake's exploration of God's exprression of his own image and likeness in the faces of contemporary mankind. Lavater's theories influenced contemporary artists the science of phrenology and Cesare Lombroso's criminology. The original French edition improves upon the original German because it was made from the author's revised manuscript with some revisions and enlargements. Lavater wrote of Fuseli "Spectres Demons and madmen; fantoms exterminating angels; murders and acts of violence - such are his favourite objects - as quoted by Gordon Ray THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK IN ENGLAND From 1790 to 1913 20." Brunet III 887; Lowndes 1321; Garrison-Morton 154 - "His work was very influential on portraiture." ; BIBLIOTHECA OSLERIANA 3178; ESTC T139902; Bentley and Nurmi's BLAKE BIBLIOGRAPHY 390. This abridged version has 30 hand-colored engraved plates. Chez Saintin hardcover
1949réf. 77-1367Committee on Undersea Warfare National Research Council 1949. 1949. 541p. Photos. Green cloth. Heavy. Very Good Copy. Hardback. Very Good. Book. Committee on Undersea Warfare National Research Council, 1949.
1949réf. 77-1367BCommittee on Undersea Warfare National Research Council 1949. 1949. 541p. Photos. Green cloth. Heavy. Near Fine Copy. Hardback. Near Fine. Book. Committee on Undersea Warfare National Research Council, 1949.
1981réf. 6524Physiology Society 1981. Hardback. Used: Acceptable. Condition good. March 1981. May require extra postage. Physiology Society hardcover
1979réf. 6523Physiology Society 1979. Hardback. Used: Acceptable. Condition good. May 1979. May require extra post. Physiology Society hardcover
1939réf. 50268Philadelphia: P. Blakiston's Son & Co. Inc. 1939. Hardcover. Used: Good/Missing. Hardcover. Good overall no marks and no DJ; ex-medical society library with only a few stamps no marks in text no book plate. 2 lbs 3 oz P. Blakiston's Son & Co. Inc. hardcover
réf. 0317N3IJ8JJHardcover. Good. Harper 1835. Full leather. Hint of five raised bands hint only of gilt titling on spine. Edgewear rounding. Hinges and binding very good. Signature of Dr. Jos. C. COCKEY of Cockeysville MD dated 1836. Good on the outside very good inside Edgewear Internally VG and clean. 660 pps complete. First ed. thus 1835 including 6th American from the last English ed. With notes by A. Sidney Doane. To which is prefixed A sketch of the history of medicine from its origin to the commencement of the nineteenth century. By J. Bostock. Vol. I complete. Mild foxing mostly at endpapers and limited to first third of book at extrems of margins only. hardcover
1903réf. 12637D. Appleton 1903. Hardcover. Collectible: Good/Missing. has signature of J.S. Wyatt on the ifp he was a brain guy in England; book is good overall; no DJ; THIS IS THE REAL THING NOT RE_PRINT. a heavy book 3.75 lbs D. Appleton hardcover
1975réf. 0005181Arlington MA: Editions Medicina Rara 1975. Limited edition. printed wrappers. Fine/issued without. Folio grey printed wrappers in Fine publisher's slipcase with 22pp. Introductory booklet in wrappers. Copy 567 of 2800 facsimiles. Woodcuts. " Soemmering was a professor of anatomy and physiology. Dissection was a focus for him. These works originally published in 1806 and 1809 show his sketches of human auditory organs human taste and vocal organs and olfactory organs. Garrison-Morton 1454 1455 1554. Editions Medicina Rara unknown
1993réf. 1438Canada: National Research Council of Canada and Department of Fisheries and Oceans 1993. Paperback. Good. Oversize paperbound volume 4 only. Mild ex library with two small pieces of tape support to the head and heel of the spine and pocket/barcode removal on the inside of the rear cover. Spine label blacked out on the spine. Other than the library markings this is a clean copy with light wear to the edges a solid binding and clear plates. One bump/scuff at the front edge of the text block. 496 pp. plates throughout. Withdrawn stamp to top edge of text block as appropriate. National Research Council of Canada and Department of Fisheries and Oceans paperback
1902réf. 0008276Philadelphia: P. Blakiston's Son & Co. 1902. Third edition enlarged. Good. Small 4to xxii 894 48p. of publisher's ads blue cloth lower rear corner bumped dampened. Ex libris George A Dicus of StreatorIL. Hemmeter was the President of the American Therapeutic Society. This work was dedicated to Sir William Osler. New matter includes chapters on ulcer and carcinoma and a new article on Gastric Lipase. He also did a text on diseases of the intestines. This was the second American book on this subject preceded only immediately by Einhorn. Extensively illustrated some in color. P. Blakiston's Son & Co. hardcover
1998réf. 002263Cambridge MA: MIT Press 1998. Second printing. Hardcover. Fine/fine. Quarto .844 pages cloth. " In this monumental work the author marshals the evidence from neuroscience to help clarify which brain mechanisms underlie the subjective states of Zen and employs Zen to 'illuminate' how the brain 'works' in various states of consciousness. By 'monumental' I refer not merely to the size but to the breadth and depth of coverage of the book -- George Adelman Editor of THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NEUROSCIENCE." MIT Press hardcover
1789réf. 0005284London: John Murray H. Hunter T. Holloway 1789 - 1798. First edition thus. Hardcover. Poor. 173 full-page engravings; 364 vignettes in the text altho the title-page boasts more than 800 engravings but that was hyperbole. Tall quartos half-titles; collated; in need of a total make-over: tidal marks warped boards defective Contents leaves vol.3 pt. 2. Lavater's development of a science of Physiognomy was illustrated by his fellow theologian & countryman Henry Fuseli in its original appearance in 1775 as PHYSIOGNOMISCHE FRAGMENTE. Fuseli illustrated Boydell's magnificent Shakespeare and his art was a precursor of the Romantic Movement Sybolism and Surrealism. He was a close friend of William Blake -who engraved a handful of these plates. Blake's own treatment of the creation myth in Genesis was informed by this work by Lavater in Blake's exploration of God's exprression of his own image and likeness in the faces of contemporary mankind. Lavater's theories influenced contemporary artists the science of phrenology and Cesare Lombroso's criminology. This work is a translation from the French edition by H. Hunter : the French edition improves upon the original German because it was made from the author's revised manuscript with some revisions and enlargements. Lavater wrote of Fuseli "Spectres Demons and madmen; fantoms exterminating angels; murders and acts of violence - such are his favourite objects - as quoted by Gordon Ray THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK IN ENGLAND From 1790 to 1913 20." Brunet III 887; Lowndes 1321; Garrison-Morton 154 - "His work was very influential on portraiture." ; BIBLIOTHECA OSLERIANA 3178; ESTC T139902; Bentley and Nurmi's BLAKE BIBLIOGRAPHY 390. 173 full-page engravings; 364 vignettes in the text altho the title-page boasts more than 800 engravings but that was hyperbole. John Murray, H. Hunter, T. Holloway hardcover
1884réf. 4621New York: A. S. Barnes & Company 1884 . First edition. Hardcover. Good. 12mo 276 pages quarter red calf cloth NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH Dr. Steele's Abridged Hygienic Physiology of the same year a shorter version of this title. Steele was famous as a textbook writer. "This work is not prpared for the use of medical students but for the instruction of youth in the principles which underlie the preservation of health and the formatio of correct physical habits - Preface." 4 chromolitihographs quite well done ! numerous wood engravings. "Edited and endorsed for the use of schools in accordance with the recent legislation upon this subject by the Department of Scientific Temperance Instruction of the W.C.T.U. of the United States." A. S. Barnes & Company hardcover
1918réf. 0008873Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. 1918 . First edition. Hardcover. Good. 12mo 209 pages maroon cloth Issued as the first volume in the Monographs On Experimental Biology series. Co-authored by T. H. Morgan & W. J. V. Osterhout. Dr. Loeb abandoned his hope in free will. He studied how life could be manipulated by science if only the operative mechanisms could be identified. He proposed that theory thirty years earlier but this work - especially chapters 5 - 13 and 16 are based entirely or in part on new experiments. He was an outstanding bioloigist and physiologist who was nominated for the Nobel Prize in 1901. He and Osterhout founded the Journal of General Physiology. With 42 illustrations. J. B. Lippincott & Co. hardcover
1901Opera incompleta, 3 volumi, 1007+641+876, prefazione a cura dello stesso A., il vol.II è una I edizione, il vol.IV è una II edizione riveduta e corretta, rilegature rigide, in mezza pergamena, con tracce di polvere, qualche leggera abrasione e sottile fioritura, dorsi parzialmente ingialliti e con tasselli titoli applicati, pagine naturalmente ingiallite, alcune più delle altre, con sporadica fioritura e numerose figure in nero nei testi, fioritura più presente al vol.I, ingialliti e con fioritura i tagli. Numero pagine 2524 USATO
1950Legatura filo refe, copertina in mezza tela segnata da comuni tracce da manipolazione, alterati dalla luce i toni ombrati da polvere e impronte di umido maggiormente al dorso, lieve compressione ai piatti e cuffie, fogli bruniti ben preservati, alle guardie e risguardie minima ossidazione alla cerniera, a pag. 274 legatura allentata, pagine ben conservate impreziosite all'appendice da 6 tavole fuori testo, minimo pulviscolo ai tagli. N. pag. 280. USATO
1962Stato discreto, coperta ilustrata in cartoncino patinato semimorbido, qualche segno di sfregamento, lieve ingiallimento, tagli poco bruniti, quello di piede con minima presenza di gora, macchietta su quello concavo, pagine ben conservate. Le illustrazioni nel testo e in copertina sono del disegnatore e caricaturista francese Bertall, in realtà Charles Albert visconte d'Arnoux, tratte dall'edizione del 1864 di "Physiologie du Gout", pubblicata da Furne et Cie a Parigi. Introduzione di Walther Kiaulehn. Traduzione dal francese: Anjuta Dunnwald. Fa parte della collana Bruckmann - Querschnitte. Numero Pagine 282 USATO
1970I edizione, testi di André Berkaloff, Jacques Bourguet, Pierre Favard, Maxime Guinnebault, traduzione di Anna Maria Fuhrman Conti, brossura editoriale flessibile, illustrata, ingiallita, con fioritura, alcune piccole abrasioni ed usura alle punte, pagine con qualche sporadica fioritura ed arricchite da 169+7 illustrazioni e grafici nei testi. Numero pagine 315 USATO
2018ill., br. Un manuale di base agile e completo per studiare la fisiologia umana in modo semplice, rapido e chiaro. Uno strumento essenziale per approcciarsi ai principali argomenti di questa disciplina: dalla struttura della cellula alle sue funzioni, dal controllo dell'ambiente interno a quello delle attività corporee, dall'interazione tra corpo e ambiente alla riproduzione. Il volume è arricchito da un ampio apparato di foto, schemi e tabelle, da un glossario e da un indice analitico.
2011ill., br.
