nonnius ludovicus (4 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. in-4 (200x158 mm), pp. (24, compr. tit. inc.), 526, (2), car. tondo con passi in corsivo e greco, legatura coeva in pergamena con unghie, titolo ms. al dorso. Bel frontespizio finemente inciso in rame raffigurante Diana, Cerere, Nettuno e Bacco che offrono doni ad Esculapio in trono. Dedica al nobile Tommaso Lopes de Ulloa. La prima edizione dell'opera era apparsa nel 1625 presso lo stesso stampatore; la presente è la seconda edizione, assai ampliata. Importante vasto trattato di gastronomia e dietetica che raccoglie tutto quanto hanno scritto gli antichi sull'alimentazione. Il primo libro è dedicato a considerazioni generali sui pasti, i frutti ed i legumi; il secondo alle carni, selvaggina e volatili; il terzo ai pesci e l'ultimo alle bevande, con interessantissimi capitoli e digressioni: del bere ghiacciato, miscugli caldi di vino ed acqua, opinioni di Empedocle sul vino ed il magnifico elogio di esso da parte di Asclepiade, le qualità nutrizionali del vino e come mischiarlo, ecc.; ed ancora l'idromele, le malattie del vino, la birra, il vino di palma, il sidro, ecc. L'autore, il cui vero nome era Nunez, nacque ad Anversa nel 1555, fu celebre medico, viaggiò molto in Italia ed intrattenne rapporti con molti dotti dell'epoca, tra cui Giusto Lipsio. Bell'esemplare (carta lievemente brunita). B.IN.G. 1365. Oberlé 32. Bitting 344, note. Vicaire 626. Simon 1101 (ed. 1647). Bagnasco n.1365. Book.

0. Secunda Editio et Auctior. 4° Frontispiz (Kupfer) - Figuren aus der römischen Mythologie, 526 Seiten. OPergamenteinband. Exlibris, kleiner Besitzervermerk auf dem Vorsatz, sauber und schön erhalten. Bookplate, small owner's note on the flyleaf, clean and beautifully preserved. Der Autor, Ludovicus Nonnius, war ein bedeutender flämischer Arzt und Humanist, bekannt für seine Schriften zur Diätetik, also zur Lehre von gesunder Ernährung und Lebensweise. Er war stark beeinflußt von der der antiken Medizin. Es handelt sich hier um ein wichtiges und umfangreiches Werk zu Ernährung und Diätetik. Das Buch behandelt die Wirkung von Nahrungsmitteln auf den menschlichen Körper. Es ist eines der frühen Besipiele wissenschaftlich fundierter Ernährungsliteratur und hatte in der frühen Neuzeit eine nicht geringe Bedeutung für die medizinische Praxis. In der zweiten, erweiterten Ausgabe (wie hier) wurden vermutlich zusätzliche Kapitel oder überarbeitete Inhalte eingefügt. Die Darstellung auf dem Kupferstich ist allegorisch und zeigt vermutlich die personifizierte Medizin (die Figur in der Mitte mit dem Äskulapstab - ein Symbol der Heilkunst. Die Figuren rundherum symbolisieren vermutlich verschieden Nahrungsmittelgruppen oder Jahreszeiten, wie zum Besipiel Getreide, Fisch, Weintrauben und Gemüse. The author, Ludovicus Nonnius, was an important Flemish physician and humanist, known for his writings on dietetics, the study of healthy nutrition and lifestyle. He was strongly influenced by ancient medicine. This is an important and comprehensive work on nutrition and dietetics. The book deals with the effects of food on the human body. It is one of the earliest examples of scientifically based nutritional literature and was of considerable importance for medical practice in the early modern period. Additional chapters or revised content were likely added to the second, expanded edition (as here). The depiction in the engraving is allegorical and presumably depicts medicine personified (the figure in the center with the caduceusa symbol of the healing arts). The surrounding figures probably symbolize different food groups or seasons, such as grains, fish, grapes, and vegetables. Latein/Altgriech. 1,000 gr.

Anvers, Petrus et Johannes Belleros, 1616. Petit in-8 de (16), 176, (16) pages ; v?lin rigide de l??poque. Premi?re ?dition du premier trait? di?t?tique et gastronomique sur la consommation de poisson. Nonnius s?attache en particulier ? d?montrer les bienfaits de cette consommation pour la sant?, son int?r?t nutritionnel mais ?galement gastronomique. Il d?crit 37 types de poissons, leurs caract?ristiques, habitat, vertus et pr?paration, avec de nombreuses citations d'auteurs anciens et modernes. Apr?s l?avis au lecteur figure un petit glossaire multilingue. ? Une des familles de m?decins les plus notoires des anciens Pays-Bas fut certainement celle des Nu?ez, Nunes, nom aussi latinis? en Nonnius, qui s?est pleinement int?gr?e dans la soci?t? n?erlandaise des XVIe et XVIIe si?cles. [?] son fils Ludovicus Nonnius (1553-1645/633), apr?s des ?tudes m?dicales ? Louvain, o? il se lia d?amiti? avec Juste Lipse, eut une pratique priv?e florissante ? Anvers. Ce fut un vrai humaniste, savant, historien, po?te et numismate. Son livre sur la di?t?tique a ?t? utilis? jusqu?au XIXe si?cle, mais il est probablement encore mieux connu par son portrait, peint par Rubens, dont il ?tait le m?decin priv? Nonnius fut un des fondateurs du collegium medicum d?Anvers en 1620? ? (Hilde De Ridder-Symoens, ? Les ?tudiants marranes aux Pays-Bas (XVIe et XVIIe si?cles) ?, ?tudiants de l?exil : Migrations internationales et universit?s refuges [en ligne].) Oberl? 764 : "Ouvrage tr?s rare sur le poisson dans l'alimentation." ; NLM 8338 (incomplet) ; Viciare, p. 626. Bel exemplaire. D?chirure sans manque au feuillet *v, habilement restaur?e. Etiquette ? J. B. St. Colas Canon. ? (Jean-Baptiste-?tienne Colas, 1809-1874, collectionneur, chanoine et biblioth?caire rouennais, qui fut l?un des pr?sidents fondateurs de la Soci?t? des bibliophiles normands). Mention manuscrite du XVIIIe sur le premier contreplat : ? Achept? ? Londres i schiling 6 ?.

16. Antverpiae ( Antwerpen ) , Apud Hieronijmum Verdussium , 1620, in-folio, 33,5 x 22 cm, 3 parts in one volume ; (2)(halftitle) + (2)(engraved title) + (6)nn pp + 45 engraved plates (12 coins each) + (2)(blank) + 75 pp (Vita Julius C.) + (1)(bl) + 40 pp (Vita Augusti) + (2)(halftitle) + 81 engraved plates (12 coins each) + (2)(blank) + pp 41-99 pp (continuation of Nonnius' comm. on Augustus) +(1)(bl) + (2)(halftitle) + 11 (engraved plates, 12 coins) + (2)(bl) + 39 pp + (1)(bl) + (12)nn pp (index). (Complete). Bound in contemporary vellum, manuscript title on spine, traces of ties. Fine copy allthough the vellum is slightly soiled. With the manuscript ex-dono of the author to a library of the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. This inscription is made illegible and we can not decipher the place name, most probably in the Southern Low Countries. With tipped on to the first paste down a 19th century French ex-libris of Mr. Lepoittevin de Lacroix. Ludovicus Nonnius, a friend of Rubens- who painted his portrait, now in British National Gallery- descended from converted Portugese jews ( maranos ) who had fled to Antwerp. His non latinised name was Luis Nuñez. He dedicated his book to Nicolas Rockox, burgomaster of Antwerp and also friend of Rubens. Nonnius was a 17th century humanist. His main occupation was medicine. He published one of the first books on dietetics. With Rubens , Justus Lipsius and Rockox he shared the interest in Classical Antiquity and numismatics. This book, consisting of three parts ; Julius Caesar, Augustus and Tiberius is based on Hubert Gotlzius' work on the same subject. This is the first edition. A second edition was published in 1644 by Balthasar Plantin Moretus.