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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have.

In-folio (cm. 33,5), cc. (4) 382 (2). Bel marchio tipografico al frontespizio (ripetuto in fine), grande stemma al verso del frontespizio (del dedicatario François de Montmorency), ritratto dell'autore a piena pagina ed alcune interessanti figure nel testo. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida con titoli manoscritti al dorso. Ex libris ed un'antica firma di possesso, verosimilmente appartenente alla stessa persona che ha apportato alcune interessanti glosse manoscritte a margine del testo. Esemplare con qualche lieve fioritura, perlopiù marginale e poche tracce d'uso. Complessivamente molto genuino e ben conservato. Rara edizione originale. Cfr. Garrison and Morton (6792): "This dictionary arranges in order of the Greek alphabet all Greek medical terms and carefully explains them in Latin. It was widely used and excerted much influence on modern medical terminology".

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Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. Jean de Gorris (158.-1662), médecin ordinaire du Roy, médecin de Louis XIII, certainement le fils de Jean de Gorris (ca.1550-ap.1622) et le petit-fils de Jean de Gorris (1505-1577). P.A.S., 14 février 1655, 1p in-4 oblong. Sur parchemin. Quittance pour le paiement d'une rente constituée par l'hôtel de ville de Paris. Coins du bas coupés à l'origine. [281-2].

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Bon. Jean de Gorris (ca.1550-ap.1622), médecin ordinaire du Roy, médecin de Louis XIII, fils de Jean de Gorris (1505-1577). Il avait d'abord été refusé par la faculté de Paris en 1572, refusant de prêter le serment rédigé par le légat du pape. P.S., 1615, 1p in-4 oblong. Sur parchemin. Document pré-signé, pour un reçu pour ses gages pour les trois premiers mois de 1615. Le recto n'a que la signature « Jehan de Gorris ». Au verso, une note autographe : « Pour servir de Reçu? ». Le document a donc été préparé mais n'a jamais été rempli. [281-2].

First Paris edition of a work on antidotes, by the Greek poet and physician Nicander of Colophon, (fl. second century BC). "Nicander wrote at least 20 works, of which two survive: Theriaca on poisonous creatures, with remedies against their stings and bites, and Alexipharmaca on antidotes to poisons. Both are indebted to Apollodorus" (Wilson). The present edition gives the text in Greek with the Latin translation, along with annotations by the Parisian pharmacist Jean de Gorris (1505-1577). "After a poem addressed to Protagoras of Cyzicus, [the Alexipharmaca] presents 22 substances and entities - animal, vegetable, and mineral - that are fatal or harmful to human beings. Some of the more notorious toxic substances known to antiquity are included: hemlock, aconite, opium, henbane and blister beetle. In each case, the poet first describes the symptoms produced by the poison, and then the antidotes" (Wilson).With the late 18th-century armorial bookplate of the Trotter family of Mortonhall on pastedown, with the motto "in promptu", the red morocco bookplate of the incunabula collector F.B. Lorch on flyleaf, an owner's inscription on the title page (Dr. Ramsay), and an auction inscription on flyleaf, dated January 1714. Bookblock almost completely detached from binding, with a large waterstain in the upper right corner and slightly smudged margins, otherwise in good condition. Binding soiled, with remnants of leather ties.l Bird 1727; Durling 3338; cf. N. Wilson, Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece (2006), pp. 503-505. Contemporary sheepskin parchment. Pages: 70, [1] ll.

Kupferstich ( anonym ) aus Abbildungen berühmter . Gelehrten, 1805, 14 x 11,5 (H) Er übersetzte Werke von Hippokrates ins Lateinische und verfasste "Definitionum medicarum libri xxiii" (Paris 1564), ein damals für Mediziner unentbehrliches Wörterbuch (Griech.-Latein), das die medizinische Terminologie prägte.