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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the 'public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.…

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Softcover/Paperback. Zustand: Sehr gut. 1. Aufl. 83 S.; Ill. Zustand: sehr gut; RGU8510 9783458323020 Wenn das Buch einen Schutzumschlag hat, ist das ausdrücklich erwähnt. Rechnung mit ausgewiesener Mwst. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 99.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Muy bien. folio,31x21 cms,letra gotica a dos columnas.Encuadernación original usando una hoja de vitela de un manuscrito sobre historia del s XIV o XV.Interior en perfecto estado. 22 folios no numerados y 296 folios.Esta obra recoge los Problemata de Aristoteles comentados por Abano que fué un medico importante (1250-1315). El libro IV trata de la reproducción sexual que explica de forma muy explicita. Abano,licenciado en Paris,fue maestro de Dante.Sus ideas le provocaron el ser condenado y quemado su cadaver en la hoguera post mortem.Los Problemata lo encontró Abano en un manuscrito durante su estancia en Constantinopla en 1293 y termina su obra en 1310. Complete edition of the Problemata from Aristoteles with Abano´s commentaries.He was an important doctor and obtained his degree at Paris Sorbone. He was one of Dante´s teachers. One of the books gives explicit information about sexual reproduction. He was comdemned post mortem by the inquisiton and his body burned at the stake. its is said that the Abano found one early manuscript of the Problemata during his stay at Constantinople around 1293.The book was completed at 1310. The binding is a reused double leaf of a manuscript on history probably from late XIII or early XIV century with four fragments of a leaf from a choirbook reinforcing spine.…

Insel Verlag, Frankfurt/M., 1981 - Sonderaufbindung der Restauflage für Fröhlich & Kaufmann Verlag und Versand GmbH, Berlin, 2010. Bd. 1: Dunkelblaues Original-Kunstleder, Bl. 36-83 [= 48 Blatt = 96 Seiten] - Bd. 2: Dunkelblaue Original-Leinwand, 119 Seiten; gr.4° (36,5 x 28,5 cm). Kunstdruckpapier. Faksimileband: Einband ohne Gebrauchsspuren, Papier ohne Bräunungsspuren, Buchblock sauber (also ohne Unterstreichungen & Randglossen). Sehr schönes Exemplar. Kommentarband: Einband mit angedeuteten Gebrauchsspuren, Rückenschild ein wenig berieben, Papier ohne Bräunungsspuren, Buchblock sauber (also ohne Unterstreichungen & Randglossen). Insgesamt sehr schönes Exemplar. Mit 1 Lesebändchen. Zustand: sehr gut. GEWICHT (mit Verpackung): > 2,5 Kg. - Achtung! Hinweis: Gewichtsbedingt gelten womöglich höhere Portosätze als die automatisch angezeigten. Wir behalten uns vor, das faktische Porto zu berechnen. PLEASE NOTICE: Maybe the shipping costs are more expensive than here automatically marked. Changes reserved due to the de facto shipping. [STANDORT Mehrbändiges (2-4)]. …

Zustand: Good. Later stiff vellum. 22 x 31.9cm. 497 numbered leaves = 994pp. Four full page woodcuts including bathers in the baths and a map of the Adriatic seas and surrounding territorries. Lacking leaf 489. .OCLC Number:14308346Notes: The augmented first edition of an anthology of works on baths and bathing by more than 70 Greek, Latin, and Arab authors, including Celsus, Petrus de Abano, Savonarola, Avicenna, and ?Abd al-Rah?ma?n ibn Muh?ammad ibn Wa?fid.Colophon (leaf 488r) reads: Venetijs apud haeredes Lucaeantonij Iuntae.Edited by Tommaso Giunta, whose dedicatory preface, dated July 7, 1552, is addressed to Francesco Contarini (1477-1558), son of cavalliere Zaccaria Contarini, and later, prefect of Padua.Woodcuts: large Giunta lily device on title page; historiated white initials; illustrations (all full-page) include a pictorial map of the region surrounding Venice; drawing of a pool at a health resort, in which men and women, including a blind man and a man on crutches, are using the water for recreation, cures, washing, and drinking; drawing of thermal baths having separate rooms for steam, showering, and warm and cold pools; and a plan for a three-prong system of baths, having hot and cool pools, fountains and underground channels directing water flow.Text printed in roman type, with some italic, in two columns; upper case reference letters in margins; printed marginal references in small roman type.Includes (leaves 307r-308r) "De thermis quae ad Timavi ostia sunt incerto authore", with prefatory remarks by the editor Tommaso Giunta. According to Giunta, the treatise derives from letters written by Giacomo Valvasone, but in the contents list on leaf 1?r, the word "Incerto" has been cancelled using a type rule, and authorship has been assigned to Jovita Rapicius.Leaves 489-497 (signature 3q ?) are an addition, containing "De balneis compendium ex Hippocrate et Galeno" by Giovanni Antonio Sicco.Includes alphabetical indexes of authors represented in the collection, and names of baths. In-folio vélin moderne (qlqs pages restaurées dont 488 et 497, manque la page 489, qq rousseurs et petites taches). 4 gravures sur bois à pleine page dans le texte et de nombreuses initiales gravées sur bois. Première édition de ce précieux recueil publié par Tomasso Giunta (1494-1566), réunissant les principaux traités touchant les bains et les eaux thermales composés depuis l'Antiquité classique jusqu'à la Renaissance, formant une histoire complète de la balnéologie tant occidentale qu'orientale. L'ouvrage regroupe les textes de plus de 70 auteurs parmi lesquels on retrouve Aristote, Avicenne, Hippocrate, Galien, Seneque, mais aussi Savonarole, Fuchs, Conrad Gessner, Agricola, etc. Il contient la description d'environ 200 lieux de thermalisme et plusieurs des traités présents dans ce recueil ne sont connus que grâce à cette édition. Le traité de Gessner sur les sources thermales de Suisse et d'Allemagne y paraît pour la première fois. L'édition est illustrée de 5 gravures sur bois représentant le plan d'un bain naturel près de Pozzuoli (f. 287), les machines pour les bains de Fideris en Suisse (f. 295), une très grande vue des bains de Plombières en France (f. 299), une carte de la côte Adriatique dans la zone de Trieste (f. 306 v°) et la représentation d'un bain romain (f. 489 v°). Manque la dernière gravure dans notre ouvrage. On trouve également de jolies lettrines historiées. Belle impression sur deux colonnes en lettres rondes de Tommaso et Giovanni Maria Giunta, fils de Lucantonio Giunta.…

Problemata Alexandri Aphrodisei. Problemata Plutarchi, cum gratia. - Venetiis, Per Bonetum Locatellum, 1501, Folio (304 x 210 mm), (22), 296 fl. double colum, gothic letters, woodcut initials, printer device, fine full leather binding. A broad marginated, clean and well preserved copy of this beautifully volume, printed on strong paper. The greatest scientific name after Hippocrates is that of Aristotle (384-322 B.C.), who gave the medicine the beginnings of botany, zoology, comparative anatomy, embryology, teratology and physiology, and use of formal logic as an instrument of precision. Aristotle, a pupil of Plato, and at one time tutor to Alexander the Great, had a profound influence in determining the direction of medical and biological thought; perhaps no other man has so dominated and advanced science as a whole.The Aristotelian Problemata enjoyed considerable popularity in the Middle Ages, especially its book IV, dealing with sexual intercourse and generation, which adapted in such manner that it became a kind of pornographic publication. Petrus de Abano (1250-1315?) was one of the most illustrious and influential men of his time and probably the most influential medical writer of the later middle age. A native of Apano near Padua (from which he takes his name), he took his degree in Paris and his cures were so remarkable that he was able to obtain the highest fees of any physicians of his time. He was called the Consiliator because of his remarkable book published during his residence in the Paris University. He was consulted by such man as Pope Honorius IV and was in great demand for lectures, consultation, and teaching. Dante was among his pupils. Abano believed that air has weight, that brain is the source of the nervous system and the heart the source of the blood vessels- novel ideas that were not validated for centuries. He was the first to acquaint the West with the Problemata from Aritotle`s school, to which he wrote the present commentary. For his heretical and outspoken views he was several times accused of heresy. Later he was suspected of magic and persecuted on that account during the Inquisition. Dying before his trial, his body was taken out and burned in the public square. The medical science of the scholastic was a part of the universitas litterarum, the scholastic physicians were philosophers. The methods of thought had been prescribed by Aristotle and the learned man of Arab. "Petrus spent some time in Constantinople probably before 1293; during his stay found a copy of the Problems of Aristotle.he translated them into Latin for the first time. He began a commentary on these problems while in Paris, and completed it at Padua in 1310.His experience and activity represents a landmark in the history of scientific humanism." -Sarton III, 439 "Prefatory note by Domenico Massaria. The translatio antiqua of Aristotle is that by Bartholomaeus de Messina, which usually accompanies the commentary by Pietro d'Abano; not the ancient Latin version beginning Omnes hominess.- The Problemata of Alexander of Aphrodisias is in the translation of Giorgio Valla; the Problemata (Quaestiones convivales) of Plutarch in that by Giovanni Petri, edited by Giovanni Calfurnio." -Durling, NLM, no. 286, p. 36; Thorndike II, 874-947 + 921; Sarton III/1 pp.439-446; Sigerist, Great doctors, 75-79; Gordon Medial & Renaissance Medicine, pp. 333-337; Brit. Museum Ital. Books (Aristotle), p.55. This edition not in Osler, Wellcome, Cushing, Waller, Adams, etc. RILEY, Aristotle texts and commentaries , in the Univ. of Pennsylvania Library (1961) has only an edition of 1505 (no. 209).…