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Zustand: Buone. italiano Condizioni dell'esterno: leggermente ombrata da polvere Condizioni dell'interno: Buone.
Verlag: Bellavite, Missaglia (Lecco), 2003
Anbieter: BACCHETTA GIORGIO - ALFEA RARE BOOKS, Milano, Italien
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Volume: 1 28x22,5 cm. legatura in piena carta tela, sopraccoperta illustrata con immagine a colori della montagna e 4 riquadri di vedute, pp. 191 (1), moltissime illustrazioni a colori, prima edizione, italiano e inglese, ottimo esemplare, solo piccolissima lacerazione margine inferiore sopraccoperta. .itinerari di straordinaria bellezza, che si snodano da rifugio a rifugio a rifugio, attraverso valli e creste, tra le più suggestive delle Orobie, nel cuore della Lombardia tra le province di Bergamo, Lecco e Sondrio. Alcuni portano sulla cima che faceva da confine a tre Stati: i Grigioni, la Repubblica di Venezia, il Ducato di Milano.
Verlag: Bellavite Editore, Missaglia, 2010
ISBN 10: 8875111324ISBN 13: 9788875111328
Anbieter: Biblioteca di Babele, Tarquinia, VT, Italien
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Zustand: BUONO USATO. IED. INTERLINGUE Legatura in cartonato rigido, copertina ben tenuta di colore nero, con titolo in argento al piatto, protetta da sovraccoperta con bandelle, illustrata da fotografia a colori, visibilmente lesionata ai margini. Buonissimo l' interno, pagine candide e integre, con alcune sottolineature di lapis, ricche di fotografie, a colori nel testo. Lingue presenti italiano e inglese. Numero pagine 183.
Verlag: Edizioni Accademiche Italiane, 2015
ISBN 10: 3639659767ISBN 13: 9783639659764
Anbieter: moluna, Greven, Deutschland
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Zustand: New.
Verlag: Imp. Godefridi Basson. Lyon, 1617, 1617
Anbieter: Libreria Anticuaria Farré, Barcelona, BARCE, Spanien
. 15,5 cm. [8], 107 pág. (la segunda parte, con portada propia pero paginación continua, a partir de la página 26). Dos partes enc. en un vol. en pergamino reciente, lomera rotulada, cierres. Marca tipográfica en las portadas, cabeceras y capitulares xilográficas. Cerco de antigua humedad en varias páginas. Firma de anterior poseedor (Miguel Burillos). * Magnífica obra del físico Angelo Sala (1576-1637) que demuestra con su ejemplo que la experiencia es la base sobre la que se apoyan los científicos del siglo XVII y la que los conduce a la teoría corpuscular. A pesar de que el vitriolo era una sustancia de considerable interés en el ámbito de la industria mineral y la alquimia, el hecho de entender su composición y efectos constituía un problema importante en el desarrollo de la química mineral, como establecen Vladimir Karpenko y John A. Norris en el artículo ?Vitriol in the history of chemistry? (Chem. Listy 97, 997, núm. 1005, 2002). Los mismos autores sostienen que Angelo Sala, Nicolas Ghibert y Robert Boyle deben ser considerados los principales estudiosos del vitriolo y los que llevaron su disección compositiva a un nivel más elevado. Sala, en concreto, determina con gran exactitud su composición cuantitativa y defiende que las cualidades del vitriolo artificial son exactas a las del natural. Reyer Hooykaas ha concluido, tras analizar su obra, que: ?[.] transmite la concepción galénica de la sustancias artificiales al vitriolo natural y sostiene que éste es sólo una ?aposición? de partículas de cobre, ácido y agua. Se trata de un ente accidental, no de una unidad esencial. Sin embargo considera que la sal natural, que no consigue descomponer, es una unidad verdadera bajo una forma sustancia, y dice que posee una esencia especial fijada por el Creador al principio de los tiempos, mientras que el vitriolo existe sólo ?por azar?.? Sin querer extraer mayores conclusiones, el mismo autor especifica, siguiendo siempre los postulados de Anatomia vitrioli, que desde un punto de vista químico, este uso de la concepción aristotélica de la sustancia perfectamente homogénea demuestra únicamente que Sala no había logrado analizar y sintetizar la sal de roca (Reyer Hooykaas, Selected Studies in History of Science, Coimbra, 1983, pág. 267-68). Sala establece que todo cambio que lleve a una sustancia realmente nueva se produce a través de la ?trasmutación? o la ?transubstanciación?, en la que las sustancias originales se destruyen, mientras que el resto de modificaciones entran en el terreno de la ?conjunción? o ?reducción? Considera el sulfato de cobre un agregado, al igual que el resto de sales metálicas que pueden obtenerse por cristalización a partir de la solución de un metal en un ácido. alquimia, química, vitriolo, sulfato de cobre, siglo XVII.
Anbieter: Antiquariaat FORUM BV, Houten, Niederlande
[28], 91, [1] pp.Second(?) edition of a rare treatise on the use of bezoar stones (hardened accumulations of matter - often partly hair - taken from the gut of a goat or other animal) as a universal antidote to poisons, by Angelo Sala (1576-1637), an Italian chemist and Paracelsist doctor, who seems to have belonged to the circle of Michael Maier in The Hague. The word "bezoar" derives from the Persian for "antidote" and Islamic medical treatises had discussed them since the 12th century. Around 1610 Sala became personal physician to a cousin of William of Orange, Count Johann Ludwig von Nassau, whom he followed in the Protestant camp in the Upper Palatinate. In 1612 he settled in The Hague, where he worked as a doctor and taught German, French, English and chemistry. Sala's experiments with silver salts, moreover, laid the foundations for the development of the photographic process.The present edition is the first book by Sala that Govert Basson in Leiden published. Bögels states (in error?) that it is "a reprint of two earlier Geneva editions", but we find no Geneva edition of this title, which can also appear with the spelling "bezoarticorum". WorldCat does record a single copy of a 1613 Erfurt edition, and in the same year Sala published a different book at Geneva. Otherwise the present edition seems to be the earliest.In very good condition.l Bibl. med. Neerl. 384; Bögels, Govert Basson, printer, bookseller, publisher, Leiden 1612-1630 (1992), 59.12.12 (pp. 154-155); Ferguson II, pp. 315-316; STCN (4 copies); Thorndike VII, pp. 167-169; Wellcome 5711; not in Duveen; Krivatsy; Morton.
Güstrow (Rostock), Johan Hallervords, 1635. Small 8vo. Later, modest clothbacked marbled boards. (24),255 pp. One leaf torn in lower margin, no loss of text. Very light browning and a few scattered brownspots. Scarce second edition (the first 1630) of an importent work on the borderline of chemistry and medicine. Osler states that he "was one of the founders of modern chemistry"."Sala (following Paracelsus) defined the Spagyric Art as that part of chemistry which has for its subject the natural bodies, vegetable, animal, and mineral, and such operations as tend to the end of rendering them useful in medicine. its principal operations are separation, subtilisation, and sublimation." (Partington)."He was an able physician and an excellent chemist, an admirer and to some extent a follower of Paracelsus, an advocate of chemical remedies, an opponent of quackery, and he was able to judge fairly the merits both of the chemical and Galenic systems of medicine then in conflict. Concring calls him the first of the chemists who was free from triffling". (Ferguson)."Considering his work as a whole, it is evident that Sala was above all a practitioner. In his view, demonstrations could be carried out only through manual operations (inventionibus manualibus), that is to say, only with the aid of experimental examples, which he clearly distinguished from argumentation. For him, chemistry was still a handicraft (ars)."(DSB).Ferguson II, p. 314. - Partington II, p. 277. - Not in Duveen - Not in Neville.
Güstrow (Rostock), Johan Hallervords, 1634. Small 8vo. Later, modest clothbacked marbled boards. (16),223,(20) pp. Very light browning and a few scattered brownspots. One leaf (pp. 143/44) loosing part of margins, but no loss of text. Scarce first edition of an importent work on the borderline of chemistry and medicine. Osler states that he "was one of the founders of modern chemistry"."Sala (following Paracelsus) defined the Spagyric Art as that part of chemistry which has for its subject the natural bodies, vegetable, animal, and mineral, and such operations as tend to the end of rendering them useful in medicine. its principal operations are separation, subtilisation, and sublimation." (Partington)."He was an able physician and an excellent chemist, an admirer and to some extent a follower of Paracelsus, an advocate of chemical remedies, an opponent of quackery, and he was able to judge fairly the merits both of the chemical and Galenic systems of medicine then in conflict. Concring calls him the first of the chemists who was free from triffling". (Ferguson)."Considering his work as a whole, it is evident that Sala was above all a practitioner. In his view, demonstrations could be carried out only through manual operations (inventionibus manualibus), that is to say, only with the aid of experimental examples, which he clearly distinguished from argumentation. For him, chemistry was still a handicraft (ars)."(DSB).Ferguson II, p. 316. - Partington II, p. 277 (the second edition 1637). - Not in Neville, Not in Duveen.
Verlag: Erfurti: Impensis Johannis Birckneri bibliop: Typis Haeredum Mechlerianorum, Anno MDCXIIX, 1618
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Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. 1ª Edición. [i.e. 1618].- // [Para pedidos desde fuera de España, por favor, consulte las condiciones de venta y envío, tipo A. / For orders to be delivered outside Spain, please, let you see our sale and shipping terms, type A. / Pour les commandes à livrer hors d'Espagne, s'il vous plait, voyez les conditions de vente et de livraison, type A].- // Primera edición.- // 2 partes en un volumen, 8º, (páginas 150x93 mm.).- Parte I "Ternarius.": [56], 278, [2] p.; sign.: )(8-3)(8, 4)(4 (última blanca), A-R8, S4 (última blanca); marca tipográfica en portada; iniciales y frisos grabados.- Parte II "Exegesi.": [6], 122 p.; sign.: A-H_; marca tipográfica en portada; iniciales y frisos grabados; 5 grabados dentro del texto, dos de ellos a toda página; apostillas marginales.- La parte II con portada y paginación propias, 'Exegesis chymiatrica. Andreae Tentzelii Greuss. Phil. & Med. D. Quain Quaecunque in prioribus Angeli Sale libris tacta quidem attamen detecta non sunt.'- // Encuadernación de época en pergamino, restaurada, con cordones modernos; lomo manuscrito. Pergamino acartonado y sucio especialmente en el lomo; interior sin anotaciones ni subrayados; impreso en papel de mala calidad; hoajs tostadas en diferentes grados; leve cerco de humedad en punta inferior; pequeña quemadura en margen lateral de p. 247.- // Proc.: Sin datos.- // Refs.: Capobus, 4; Ferguson, II, p. 316. Libros.
Verlag: Centro Ambrosiano di Documentazione e Studi Religiosi 1977-1978-1979, MILANO, 1977
Anbieter: Biblioteca di Babele, Tarquinia, VT, Italien
Zustand: BUONO USATO. ITALIANO Presentazione di Mons.Angelo Majo, pagine in buonissimo stato di conservazione, lievissima presenza di fioritura, con 18 tavole a colori ed in nero nei testi, brossura editoriale illustrata, con alette, ingiallita al dorsetto, con lieve fioritura e lievi segni di usura. Numero pagine 93.