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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Immerse yourself in the teachings of Carlo Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan, as he shares useful instructions for pastors for preaching, administering the sacraments of confession and Eucharist, and various other related topics.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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Leiden, J.F. Brill, 1949, 8°, VIII, 242 pp., 1 Portraittafel, orig. Leinenband. First Edition of this dutch biography.

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Zustand: molto buono. in-folio, pp. (20), 747, (41 di indice), leg. coeva in piena pergamena rigida, dorso a nervi con titolo ms. Frontespizio in rosso e nero con grande emblema in xilogr., testatine, finalini ed elaborati capilettera xilogr., testo romano e corsivo su due colonne. Franciscus de Le Boë Sylvius (Hanau, 1614 ? Leida 1672) fu un naturalista e medico olandese, "He was an expositor, rather than an investigator, of science; but even as teacher, and there were none greater in his time, he was wonderfully fertile in original ideas." (Garrison, 261-262), riconobbe infatti per primo il significato dei tubercoli della tisi polmonare e col suo nome si ricordano ancora l'acquedotto cerebrale (acquedotto di Silvio) e la scissura principale dell'emisfero cerebrale (scissura di Silvio). Poderoso trattato di medicina, assai innovativo nelle cure polmonari e cerebrali. Ottimo esempalre (lieve brunitura della carta). Bibliothrca Walleriana n.9428. Garrison-Morton n.2321 (prima ediz. 1672).''tubercolosis was known only in advanced form until the time of Sylvius.''. Osler n.4063 etc. Book.…

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Lugduni-Batavorum, Joannis Le Carpentier, 1692. 12mo. In contemporary full calf with four raised bands. Wear to extremities, leather on spine cracked. Old paper-label pasted on to top of spine. With a seven-line dedication to front free end-paper in contemporary hand (Given to a Johannis Castrup). Internally with light occassional marginal browning, but otherwise internally nice and clean. (46), 979, (125) pp. Wanting the engraved half-title. Later edition of Sylvius? most important works in which he explained that digestion is a result of the chemical reactions of acids and bases coming from pancreatic, stomach, and saliva secretions Franciscus Sylvius (1614 ? 1672) was a Dutch physician, chemist, physiologist and anatomist) who was an early champion of Descartes', Van Helmont's and William Harvey's work and theories. He was one of the earliest defenders of the theory of circulation of the blood in the Netherlands ?In 1658, after extended negotiations, Sylvius was persuaded to accept appointment as professor of medicine at Leiden at the high salary of 1,800 guilders?almost twice the usual amount. On 17 September 1658 he delivered his inaugural oration, on the knowledge of man, De hominis cognitione. Although as a rule bedside teaching was limited to two days a week, Sylvius received permission to take his students daily to the hospital, where he performed the autopsies himself. His own ideas on several medical subjects were defended by his students in public disputations, and in 1669?1670 he was vicechancellor of the university. The first volume of his main work, Praxeos medicae ida nova, was published the following year, but he did not live to see the second volume in print.? (DSB) Garrison & Morton 2197. …

4to. pp. 4 p.l., 934, [26]index. title in red & black with woodcut printer's device. text in double columns. contemporary vellum, overlapping fore-edges (vellum soiled stains to rear cover, some foxing, scoring in first few chapters, small rubberstamp on title erased, staining to outer margin in last gatherings). First Edition. Sylvius was an early supporter of William Harvey's theory of the circulation of the blood and the founder of the Iatrochemical School of Medicine, which explained and based the treatment of disease on chemical action. The Dutch physician, scientist, and professor at the University of Leyden "was the first to distinguish between two kinds of glands: conglomerate (made up of a number of smaller units, the excretory ducts of which combine to form ducts of progressively higher order) and conglobate (forming a rounded mass, or clump). He also discovered (1641) the deep cleft (Sylvian fissure) separating the temporal (lower), frontal, and parietal (top rear) lobes of the brain." (Encycl. Britan.) "Tuberculosis was known to the ancients only in its advanced form, and little progress was made in the knowledge of the condition until the time of Sylvius. He asserted that tubercles are often to be found in the lung and that they softened and suppurated to form cavities." (Garrison & Morton) Sylvius was a pioneer of bedside teaching and is also credited with establishing the first university chemical laboratory. Willems and Berghman mention a portrait which is not present here. Bib. Osleriana 4065. Garrison & Morton (4th Edn.) 2321. Willems 1572. Rahir 1729. Berghman 604. cfWaller 9428-29 (later edns.).…

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Utrecht, Van de Water & Amsterdam, Schelte, 1695, 4°, (8), 934, (26), 85 pp., mit gestochenem gefalt. Portrait, Ledereinband d.Zt.; feines Expl. Franciscus Sylvius (de le Boe), Professor der Medizin in Leiden, verlieh der von Van Helmont begründeten iatrochemischen Schule einen neuen und kräftigen Auftrieb. Sylvius vereinte die moderne Lehre des Blutkreislaufes mit einer neuen, ausschließlich chemischen Schau der Lebensvorgänge. Physiologische Prozesse waren für Sylvius chemische Vorgänge. Verdauung und Stoffwechsel, so behauptete er, beruhten auf Gärungs- und Efferveszenzprozessen. Eine 'effervescentia' tritt jedes Mal dann auf, wenn Alkalien und Säuren zusammenkommen und sich unter 'Aufbrausen' verbinden, neutralisieren. Das richtige Verhältnis alkalischer und saurer Körpersäfte bedingt Gesundheit und Krankheit. Vitale, immaterielle Kräfte, wie sie Van Helmont geschildert hatte schließt Sylvius aus. Physiologie ist für ihn Chemie; einen Unterschied zwischen chemischen Vorgängen in belebter und unbelebter Natur kennt er nicht." "Kühn und selbstsicher verkündet Sylvius eine neue, alle bisherige Vorstellung umstürzende Theorie der Gallenbildung." "Das wesentliche und bleibende Ergebnis der von Sylvius entwickelten Theorien war die Vorstellung, daß Bauchspeichel und Galle wichtige Verdauungssäfte seien, deren chemisches Zusammenspiel die Darmverdauung ermöglichte. Von großer Bedeutung wurde die Hypothese der cystischen Gallenproduktion. Sie wurde zum Ausgangspunkt zahlreicher tierexperimenteller Überprüfungen durch die bedeutendsten Forscher des 17. u. 18. Jhdts." Mani Franciscus de le Boé Sylvius (1614-1672), professor of the practice of medicine of Leyden, was one of the foremost physicians of his time. In 1637, Sylvius, as he was called, is credited by Haller giving the first description of the lateral cerebral fissure which bears his name. Although the aqueduct from the third to the fourth ventricle had been previously noted, Sir Michael Foster says we owe to Sylvius the name of the aqueduct. Both anatomical structures are described in Sylvius's Diputationes Medicarium. To clinical neurology Sylvius contributed the observation that some tremors were always present and some appeared only during movement." Mc Henry , Histotry of Neurology, p.64. "Sylvius was the first to describe the tubercles in phthisis. In the history of medicine, however, Sylvius was the most brillant representative of the iatrochemical school, founded by Paracelsus and continued by J.B. van Helmont, which reached its zenith when Sylvius defended the chemiatric conception from the Leiden chair. He was convinced that all physiological and pathological processes could be conceived perfectly in analogy in the chemical laboratory and could be explained by fermentation, effervescence, and putrefaction. Acid and alkali were considered as fundamental principles in the animal body." G.A. Lindeboom, DSB XIII, pp.222-223 Garrison & Morton No. 2321 (1st. Ed.1674).…