linacre thomas (17 Ergebnisse)

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

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

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

Zustand: New. In.

No Binding. Zustand: Very Good. An original engraved portrait. Mounted and ready to frame. This is an excellent opportunity to puchase a decorative, unusual and attractive portrait. c. 1800.

(ca. 1920), 146 x 120 auf 263 x 180 mm. Thomas Linacre (1460-1524) englischer Arzt, Mathematiker und Gelehrter, gilt als der Begründer des Humanismus in England. Nach ihm ist das Linacre College in Oxford benannt.

Small 8vo. (48, 8 pp. l., [i-lxiv], lxv-lxxiii ff.) Frontispiece original mounted photographic portrait of Linacre, after a painting, bibliog. Original quarter dark green gilt-stamped cloth, burgundy boards; boards rubbed, extremities worn. Louisville Medical School bookplate. Good. Limited to 250 copies. Includes a lengthy introductory essay by Payne, followed by a facsimile of Galen's work.

FIRST EDITIONS second and third works. 3 works in one vol. 12mo. pp. 400. 30 (ii). 474 [ii] (iv). Roman letter. Occasional very light marginal foxing, a few ll. lightly browned at start of last work, light waterstaining to blank outer margins at end, the odd small ink burn or spot to text, very good copies in an attractive contemp. Roman binding from the workshop of Marcantonio Guillery (fl. 1544-65), dark brown morocco, blind arabesque roll-tool border enclosing two bands of fleurs-de-lys, same tool used for outer cornerpieces, central panels gilt with trefoil cornerpieces and 'draw handle' ornaments, lettered direct with titles, owner's name to upper blank border of front cover, 'Jo[hanni]. Alberto Phisi[cus],' joints sympathetically restored preserving original spine, in compartments with saltires of single fillets in blind, a few small and expert repairs, including to owner's name, in excellent condition, folding box. T-p with autograph, 'P[ère]. God[efroy]. Loyer 1707,' C18 inscription, 'bonne nouvelles ? peres prêcheurs de Rennes,' C18 autograph erased. Three rare works of commentary on Galen's De temperamentis and his Ars medica by the Dutch humanist physician Thriverius, in a lovely contemporary Roman binding by the workshop of Marcantonio Guillery, one of the binders responsible for the library of Giovanni Battista Grimaldi (d. 1612), famed bibliophile known for the plaquette bindings on his books depicting Apollo and Pegasus. This copy was bound for its owner, a contemporary medical doctor, whose name is on the cover. This sammelband includes first editions of the second and third works, and a second edition of the first work, first published Louvain 1535. Two of the tools used in the gold-tooling on this binding, the 'draw handle' tool and the small 'three-legged' tool used for punctuating the titles and name, appear in the list of those used by 'Binder B' of Grimaldi's books, according to Anthony Hobson (Apollo and Pegasus (Amsterdam: 1975), p. 66; see also plate XIX(b)), who identified this binder as Marcantonio Guillery (pp. 86-88). His father was of French origin and moved to Rome as a printer and bookseller in the early sixteenth century. Guillery's workshop produced almost half of Grimaldi's 'Apollo and Pegasus' bindings. The Latin translations from Galen are by Thomas Linacre (d.1524), English humanist and founder of the College of Physicians in London, each Latin section followed by Thriverius's commentary. The first work is on temperaments, a typology of the human anatomy in which Galen describes nine mixtures of the temperaments, hot, cold, wet (or humid) and dry. The first two books consider the good mixtures, the final book discussing imbalances in the temperaments leading to fevers and other diseases. The second work is Thriverius's brief epitome of the former. The final work, De techne iatrike or Ars medica, also known as the 'little art,' is a foundational treatise describing the principles of ancient Greek medicine: the four humours, their imbalances leading to disease, and treatment through diet and exercise. It was a standard feature of the medical curriculum in ancient times and throughout the middle ages. The original owner, Giovanni Alberto, was evidently a doctor. The later owner of the book Godefroy Loyer (1660-1715), born in Rennes, was a missionary in West Africa, spending two years at Assinie in modern-day Ivory Coast between 1701 and 1703. The first work was issued simultaneously in apparently using the same sheets but with a Bering brothers title-page, which usually accompanies the second work, a very brief epitome, so it is surprising to find it here with the much scarcer Rouillius imprint. In the US OCLC notes I: the Rouillius imprint at Yale and Cornell only. II: Yale, Cornell, Minnesota, NLM, Harvard. III: NLM, Wisconsin, UCSF and UT Austin only.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 356 | Sprache: Latein | Produktart: Bücher | Keine Beschreibung verfügbar.

0. *** Wellcome 1773/3. *** Schönes Blatt in guter Erhaltung. Sprache: Deutschu.

Zustand: Good. Folio . 25 x 35cm. Very good. Contemporary roan with repaired spine using new roan. 5 parts in 1 large folio volume - Scattered small stains in the upper margin, , 2 thin marginal wormholes on 13 leaves - [102], 44, 72, 136, 79 leaves - Titles framed by large woodcut vignettes on each part - Contemporary brown sheepskin binding (rubbed covers, scuffs, partial splits at the joints, worn corners) ; Double fillet on the covers (some gilding) - Ribbed spine decorated and titled in gold . Venetian edition of the works of Galen, a Greek physician of Antiquity who strove to construct a comprehensive explanatory system bringing together all aspects of the medical art. He is thus considered the last of the great creative physiciansof Greco-Roman antiquity and, along with Hippocrates, one of the founders of the great basic principleson which Western medicine is based. He prioritized anatomical observation and sought to establish hypotheses about physiological processes by conducting experiments on animals. OCLC Numbers 919962296 and 1335952784.

Zustand: Good. 2 volumes in 1. Folio 24 x 35.5cm. - 341, [2], 110pp.Contemporary brown roan binding (covers very scuffed with with loss on one cover; worn corners) - Double fillet framing on the covers (some gilding) - Decorated ribbed spine in good condition. - Brown morocco title label - Edges speckled with red - Yellowed leaves, mostly present in the upper margin, a few wormholes at the head of the pin and a few galleries in the upper margin - Titles framed with large wood-engraved vignettes - Old handwritten bookplates on the 1st white endpaper, some crossed out, others on the title .Edition of the works of Galen, Greek physician of Antiquity who endeavored to construct a comprehensive explanatory system bringing together all parts of the medical art. He is thus considered the last of the great creative physicians of Greco-Roman Antiquity and, with Hippocrates, one of the founders of the great basic principles on which Western medicine is based. He gave priority to anatomical observation and sought to establish hypotheses on physiological processes by conducting experiments on animals. . OCLC Numbers 919962296 and 1335952784.

Pettigrew's Med. Portr. Gall., 1/14. - London, published by Fisher, Son & Co., 1838, 11,5 x 9,5 auf 26 x 17,5 cm; 6 pp. Biography. Thomas Linacre (1460?-1524) M.D. Padua. Physician to Henry VIII and founder of the Royal College of Physicians. Wellcome 1773/3.

Zustand: Gut. 8°, 522 (36) Seiten, Original-Ledereinband der Zeit - guter Zustand - 1551. c98377 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 400.

Venice, (Colophon: apud Paulum Manutium, Aldi F.), 1557. 8vo. 212,[20] leaves. With Aldus device on title-page. Limp laced vellum, ties gone. (binding, pastedowns and flyleaf with worm holes; spine damaged; binding stained and chafed; small worm hole in inner margin until leaf 42; upper margin waterstained; a few old annotations and underlinings in the text; pagination erratic, but complete) - with some contemporary (?) annotations on first and last blanks). First published in London in 1524, this work went into a number of editions on the continent in the 16th century.