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Zustand: New. pp. 492.

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Zustand: leido. 1ª ed., 1ª imp. edición. cart. facsimil, numerado 1200 ejemplares, nº484 320.

Illustr, 8 x 6, full vellum with black leather spine label, 523 pp, covers browned and lightly worn, spine (and spine label) darkened, partially removed bookplate, one page torn, contents nice with hint of toning and spotting, with printed correction label pasted onto title page. Old text covering astronomy, medicine, physics, etc. NUC locates nine copies. Elzevir printing.

8 x 6, full calf, 676 pp, covers worn, top of spine chipped, few old insect holes on covers, recased with new endpapers, contents with some water staining along foredge (more so at end of book) else a nice, usable copy. Includes his PRAXIS MEDICA, also second edition.

In contemporary vellum. With an engraved portrait of Regius (by Theodor Matham after Hendrick Bloemaert on a4 verso), an engraved folding map and a celestial map. With numerous woodcut illustrations and diagrams in text, some full-page. (illustrator). With an engraved portrait of Regius (by Theodor Matham after Hendrick Bloemaert on a4 verso), an engraved folding map and a celestial map. With numerous woodcut illustrations and diagrams in text, some full-page. Third edition (first in 1654, under the title "Fundamenta Physices"). Title page printed in red and black, with woodcut printer's device. In contemporary vellum. (44), 523, (1) p., 2 engraved maps (one folded). Henricus Regius (15981679) was a Dutch philosopher, physician and professor of medicine. Regius was a close friend and correspondent of Descartes. His book "Philosophia Naturalis" was important in spreading the Cartesian thought and influential in the development of the new ideas on the field of physics, physiology and medical science. Regius' ideas about the connection between body and mind differs from Descartes' thus regarding this matter he is considered as a precursor of Baruch Spinoza. [Hirsch/H. IV, 905., Krivatsy 9514., Poggendorf II, 588., Rahir 1311., Waller 10990., Willems 1274., Shirley 407., Wellcome IV, p. 495, Berghman 406.] . Old entries of ownership on title page and inner back panel, some contemporary marginal notes. Waterstains to last few pages. Otherwise in good condition. Third edition (first in 1654, under the title "Fundamenta Physices"). Title page printed in red and black, with woodcut printer's device.

Kupferstich ( anonym ) aus Abbildungen berühmter . Gelehrten, 1805, 14 x 11,5 (H) Studierte an der Universität Padua, war Stadtarzt von Utrecht und später Professor an der Universität Utrecht. Er lehrte theoret. Medizin und Botanik. Zahlreiche Publikationen.

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Amsterdam, L. & D. Elzevirios, 1661. 4to. Contemp. full vellum, ms-title on spine. Title in red/black. Engraved portrai of Regius on verso of f 4 (H. Bloemaert pinxit, T. Matha, sculpsit). (44),523,(1- Errata) pp. 2 folded engraved plates (Globus Coelestis a. Orbis Terrarum Typus). Numerous woodcut illustrations in the text, astronomical, mechanical, physical, physiological, anatomical, theory of light, theory of vision etc. etc. Printed on good paper, clean and fine. Third edition (appeared 1651 a. 1654). This is edition having the 2 plates which appears here for the first time and not in the earlier editions.Henricus Regius (in Dutch: Hendrik de Roy) may be recognised today primarily as one of Descartes' correspondents. However, he was also the author of a textbook of natural philosophy, Fundamenta physices (1646), which offered an alternative to Cartesian epistemology and metaphysics. His correspondence with Descartes, and his simultaneous controversy with G. Voetius during the 1640s, reflected Regius' efforts to establish his intellectual independence from scholastic philosophy and Cartesian metaphysics.(Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy).Willems, 1274. - Poggendorff II, 587 b.