jacques houllier (13 Ergebnisse)

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Full Calf. Zustand: Good Plus. Book measures 24x16.cm. 2 volumes in 1 ([16], 584; 315 [i.e. 317], [19] pages). Woodcuts: title page vignette (printer's device); head- and tail- pieces and initials.Title page printed in red and black. Bound in early full leather, panelled boards, raised bands, title in manuscript. Leather rubbed, worn, with some defects. Generally in good condition. Internally, one gathering standing proud, but pages not loose. Pages in good clean condition. A good copy. Size: Small Quarto.

9 Bll., 472 SS, 16 Bll. Register. Hirsch/H. 3, S. 288. Jacques Houllier, berühmter Mediziner des 16. Jahrhunderts, geboren in Étampes, gest. 1562, gilt als der wichtigste Kommentator des Hippocrates seit Galen. - Gutes Exemplar. Bei Bedarf können Bilder gesendet werden. - Stand 16. 7. 2026: Wir teilen heute mit, daß ein Großteil unserer Titel nunmehr preislich reduziert wurde! Nutzen Sie das "Sommerloch". Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 0 8°, Pergament der Zeit, Einband etwas angegilbt, Pgt. am Kapital ein wenig beschädigt.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. PARACELSUS, Theophrastus (Bombast von Hohenheim). Opus chyrurgicum, warhaffte unnd vollkomne Wundartznei . . .; darinn begriffen wie die Wunden, offnen Schäden, Gewächs, Gebresten, Frantzosen, Blatern, Beulen, Lähmi, allerley Zufäll unnd Kranckheiten, auch kalter und warmer Brandt, Fistel und Wolff . curiert werden sollend. Strassburg: Paulo Messerschmidt, 1564. [20], CCCCLXII (i.e. CCCCLXIV) pp., CCCCLXIIII-CCCCCXV (i.e. CCCCCXVI) ff. Signatures: *4 A-Z6, Aa-Zz6, AA-BB6, CC4. Title printed in red and black, woodcut initials, including blank leaf *4. [Bound after:] II. RYFF, Walther Hermann. Die grosz Chirurgei, oder volkommene Wundtartzenei; chirurgischen Handtwirckung eigentlicher Bericht, und Inhalt alles so der Wundartznei angehörig; mit künstlicher Fürmalung, klarer Beschreibung . . . aller hierzu dienlicher und gebreuchlicher Instrument oder Ferrament. Frankfurt am Main: C. Egenolff, 1545. [6], CLXXXIX ff. Signatures: [trefoil]6, a-z6, A-H6, I4. Title printed in red and black and with large woodcut illustration printed in red and black, woodcut initials, final blank leaf I4. [Bound before:] III. HOULLIER, Jacques (HOLLERIUS, Jacobus). De Materia chirurgica libri tres, recens aucti authore atque recogniti. Paris: Christian Wechel, 1552. [20], 154, [2] pp. Printer's device on title page and leaf N6 verso, general index and final errata leaf, woodcut initials. Signatures: a6, b4, A-N6. Text generally crisp and clean with very little even browning throughout, a few short tears to blank margins, few occasional ink smudges, wormtrack to lower blank margin of final gatherings C-I. Bound in contemporary blind-tooled pigskin, spine lettered in ink and with 4 raised bands, upper board with additional ink lettering and blind-stamped and silver supralibros (monastic coat of arms monogrammed M.A.L., silver oxidized), ties gone, original untouched endpapers (minor rubbing of extremities, corners bumped and worn, some worming of inner boards and pastedowns). Text generally quite crisp and clean with only very little browning and occasional very minor spotting, the first 3 leaves somewhat frayed at fore-edge, minor worming at lower blank margin of final leaves well away from the text field. Provenance: Johann Baptist Werloschnig* (inscribed and dated on first title "Joan Bapt. by Werloschnig phil. and med. D[octo]ris Austriaci medici et physici Vücklapontani ordinarii 1702"), illegible ink stamp on first title. The entire text copiously annotated and marked in black ink, most likely by former owner Werloschnig. An exceptionally well preserved Sammelband in untouched original binding. ---- Rare collection of three surgical works which are among the most important of its time. I. VD16 P 460; Sudhoff, Bibliographia Paracelsica 62, NLM/Durling 3464; Not in Wellcome and Waller. EXCEPTIONALLY RARE FIRST EDITION of Paracelsus' works in five books on surgery and the tratment of infectious diseases including syphilis, edited and published by Adam von Bodenstein, and printed in Strassburg by Messerschmidt. Bodenstein originally planned the publication in Frankfurt timely to the autumn book fair, but this was abandoned possibly because of conflicts with the Frankfurt editors and privilege owners of parts of the text (see Sudhoff, p.96). However, an unauthorized reprint appeared the following year in Frankfurt by Feyerabend and Hüter (Sudhoff 69). Bodenstein was one of the most influential translators of the works of Paracelsus. He published over 40 Paracelsian titles from 1560, which had a tremendous influence on the later development of Paracelsianism. Since he published these texts without the consent of the Basel medical faculty, he was expelled from 'Facultet & Consilio' of the Basel University. II. VD16-R 3910; Benzing, Ryff 158; NLM/Durling 4016; Waller 8346; Cushing R345; not in Wellcome. RARE FIRST EDITION by the physician and pharmacist Walther Hermann Ryff (c. 1500-1548). "Ihm erst ist das medizinische Hausbuch schl.

rigide. Zustand: Bon. Cum indice Rerum et Verborum locupletissimo, Quid in hac omnium Postrema Editione praestitum fit, proxima post Capitulorum Indicem pagina docebit, 1 vol. in-folio reliure pleine basane marron, dos à 6 nerfs, Apud Iacobum Dallin [ Jacques Dallin ], Parisiis [Paris ], 1664, 6 ff., 693 pp. et 6 ff. n ch. Rappel du titre complet : Iacobi Hollerii Stempani, Doctoris Medici Parisiensis Omnia Opera Practica, doctissimis eiusdem Scholiis et Observationibus : deinde Ludovici Dureti, Regii Medicinae Professoris ; in eundem Enarrationibus, Annotationibus, & Antonii Valetii, Doctoris Medici Parisiensis Exercitationibus Iuculentis illustrata : Cum Scholiis Doctissimis & singularibus Observationibus D. Ionnais Hautin, Doctoris Medici Parisiensis eximij. Accessit etiam ad calcem libri Therapeia Puerperarum Ioan. Le Bon, Medici Regii. Ce recueil des oeuvres "pratiques" du médecin Jacques Houllier (circa 1500-1562), chef de file des "Hippocratistes parisiens", suivi des commentaires de son disciple Louis Duret (1526-1587) qui fut avec Ambroise Paré l'un des médecins les plus fameux de son temps, et de ceux d'Antoine Valet (mort en 1607), a été établi par le médecin parisien Jean Hautin. Prix en l'état pour cet exemplaire en état moyen (reliure fort. frottée avec importants manques en dos, mq. en coupes, sans les gardes volantes, mouill. marginales) Langue: Latin.

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. 8vo (170 x 155 mm). 1, 6, [16], 296, 83 [1] ll.; 68, 132 ll. Signatures: A8 (-A8), A8, B*8 A-Z8 AA-OO8, Aa-Kk8 Ll4; aa-hh8 (-aa1) ii4, a-q8 r4. Including blank. Lacking title A1 and preliminary leaf A8 of first work, title-leaf aa1 of second work bound at beginnig. "Iacobi Hollerii Stempani, medici Parisiensis celeberrimi De materia chirurgica" (caption title) begins new pagination and register. Includes woodcut device on title-page, head-pieces and initials. Text in Latin with quotations and examples in Greek. Contemporary flexible vellum, yapp edges, spine titled in script (upper hinge cracked, covers soiled and wrinkled). Text browned and spotted (some pages stronger), occasional minor stainings and dust soiling. ---- NLM/Durling 2482; Wellcome 3277; USTC 170037 and 170045. FIRST EDITION, very rare. USTC lists but two libraries (Paris and Yale Univ.) for the second work. Posthumous collection of treatises of the French doctor Houllier (c. 1498/1504-1562) edited by Antoine Valet (+ 1607). The first work "De morbis internis" deal with various diseases (plague, fievers, phtisis, asthma.) and the way to cure them, the "Materia chirurgica" is about drugs to use to avoid surgery and the last "De rhemediis [.] in Galeni libros" is a summary of remedies extracted from Galenus (129-c. 200/216). Houllier became professor of medicine in 1538 and collaborator of Jean Tagault (+ 1560) who asked him in 1543 to complete his "Institutiones chirurgicae". He was also dean of the Medicine Faculty in 1546 and 1547 and was the teacher a.o. of Louis Duret.

in-12, reliure cuir frottée, 297p, en l'état.

Copertina parzialmente staccata, risarcimenti interni da antichi codici miniati, annotazioni coeve sui fogli di guardia, altre al margine di alcune pagine, frontespizio mutilo del margine bianco inferiore (senza quindi perdita di testo) e con alcune antiche note d\'appartenenza Opera completa in 2 parti cc. (24) + 296 + 83 p. 2 parti in 1 tomo 172x110 mm.

Geneva: Petri Chouet. 1635. Large 8vo. Contemporary speckled calf sometime rebacked in matching calf, spine with brown morocco gilt lettering piece; pp [xxii], 584, 315, [19, index], title page printed in black and red, woodcut initials, head-, and tailpieces; title a little soiled, a little spotting, but overall very good; neatly executed drawing of a bust of a male figure to rear pastedown.Later edition. Jacques Houllier (c. 1504-1562) was a French physician who maintained the traditions of Galen and Hippocrates at a time when rivals such as Vesalius were challenging them. He was greatly respected as a translator and interpreter of Hippocrates.Provenance: title page with signature of W. Standfast and verso with inscription "This book belongs to the library in the Charity School Chamber in Nottingham given by Dr. William Standfast". William Standfast (1683-1754) was Rector of Clifton near Nottingham and the library he founded was notable for its holding of scientific and medical books.

Kl.8°, 1. Frankfurter Druck dieser Sammlung. Nur der 1. Teil (nicht als solcher gekennzeichnet) - als 2. Teil (ebenfalls nicht als solcher gekennzeichnet), 16 Bll., 864 S. erschien im selben Jahr die auf dem Titel des vorliegenden Bandes angegebene Schrift über Galenos unter dem Titel "Ad libros Galeni De compositione medicamentorum kata topus, periochae VII. (.)". Pergamentband der Zeit mit Blindprägung: Bandwerk und Fleurons auf dem Rücken, Fileten, Eckfleurons und zentrales Ornament mit Lilien auf beiden Deckeln - Vorderdeckel mit den Initialen M I C Z und dem Datum 1590. Sprache: Latein, Mit Holzschnittdruckermarke auf dem Titel. Einband etwas gebräunt und fleckig (insbesondere der hintere Deckel fleckig); hinterer Deckel mit einigen kleinen Fehlstellen durch Wurmfraß; seitliche Kante des Vorderdeckels mit winzigem Wurmloch; Deckel etwas gewölbt; beide Innendeckel (Spiegel) mit etwas Bezugspapierverlust durch Wurmfraß; Papier leicht gebräunt; gering stockfleckig; Name von alter Hand auf dem Titel; hinterer Innendeckel mit einem Eintrag des Erstbesitzers M. I. C. Zinny in lateinischer Sprache (Besitzvermerk und Angaben zu Kaufpreis und Buchbinderkosten). Mit eingedruckter Reglierung - seitlich mit Spalte für Anmerkungen in der Art eines Scholiendruckes. Am Schluß (S. 835-864) mit einer kleinen Schrift "Libellus de Peste" über die Pest. Jacques Houllier (1498 od. 1509-1562); Pariser Arzt und Medizinhistoriker. VD 16 ZV 8247/ Adams I, H 700.