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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. De materia medica | Translated and edited by Lily Y. Beck. Fourth, enlarged edition | Pedanius Dioscorides von Anazarba | Taschenbuch | 706 S. | Englisch | 2020 | Olms Wissenschaft | EAN 9783487311944 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Georg Olms Verlag in der Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft [.], Waldseestr. 3-5, 76350 Baden-Baden, service[at]nomos[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 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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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 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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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. The documented working copy of a seventeenth-century Parisian apothecary in training, offering a rare witness to the practical use of early modern scientific literature. This complete herbal, in contemporary boards, is illustrated with numerous woodcuts throughout, depicting both botanical illustrations of plants and of various animals, including a porcupine and seahorse. Accompanied by the text of Dioscorides, an Ancient Greek herbalist and pharmacologist, "the father of pharmacognosy". Far from being preserved merely as a classical authority, this copy shows that Dioscorides remained central to European materia medica throughout the medieval and early modern periods. This copy bears the 1650 ownership inscription of Philippe Bridou, who describes himself as "aspiring to the noble dignity and science of pharmacy." Written seventy years after publication, the inscription identifies this volume as a working book in the professional training of a Parisian apothecary, whose apprenticeship under the maître apothicaire François Sanson is documented in contemporary archival records. This copy bearing light signs of use which are consistent with sustained consultation. Very rare. The USTC records just six copies held institutionally (five in France, and one in the United Kingdom). Provenance: 1. Philippe Bridou (c.17th century), an apothacary apprentice to François Sanson (masters grocer and apothacery degree from Paris 1628), reading "J Majorem dej gloriam. Huius libri verus est processor Philippus Bridou Aspirans ad dignitatem et scientiam nobiles pharmacia Apud Dom. Sanson Lutet. Ann. Dnii 1650. Sic nomen meum pono quia hunc librum amittere nolo si amittere ipsum vellem nomen meum non ponerem si nomen meum quaeris Philippus plenus Amoris si cognomen vis scire Bridou dicitur esse. emi 4tt via Jacobea." 2. Ex Libris Philippi Bridou pharmacopii 3. Inscription of Dianand Gabriel 1818 4. Fabien Gruhier (c.20th century) library bookplate Condition: [1 blank], *8, a-z8, A-N8, [1 blank]. 178 x 238 mm. Collates as complete including the *8 blank. Contemporary full calf, rebacked and retaining a larger fragment of the original spine. Brown tooled label in a compartment to the spine between raised bands. Binding secure with age related wear. Ownership inscriptions, reference marks, and a bookplate to front pastedown and blank, as well as another ownership inscription to the title page. A couple of corrections to text which appears to be in the hand of Philippe Bridou. Sporadic small ink stains, preserving the sense of the text. Page block with some light damp staining at edges throughout, mostly minor, most prominent between F1 and M7, though text is still easily legible and otherwise clean. Very minor loss to the top outer corner of the front blank. Rear blank laid down over rear pastedown, appearing to have been a part of the rebacking process. Slipcase near fine, very minor wear. References: USTC 30304. …

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Hardcover. Zustand: Sehr gut. 4°, (27,5x19 cm); 469 S. , 33 unpag, S. Register; - Reprint der 1610 in Frankfurt am Main bei Bringern erschienenen Ausgabe, aber die im Original kolorierten Abbildungen sind hier schwarzweiß: - sehr gutes, nahezu neuwertiges Exemplar; 1.392 g.

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Zustand: Very Good. Facsimile reprint. VG: in very good condition without dust jacket as issued. Light browning to pages. 280mm x 200mm (11" x 8"). [x], 469pp + index. B/w in-text illustrations. A contemporary facsimile of the German 1610 translation of the Greek physician Dioscorides' (c. 40-90 CE) herbal De materia Medica - the foundation of ancient pharmacpeia and botany. The original five volumes were translated from Greek to Latin and Arabic, surviving in disparate manuscript copies, describing roughly 600 plants and over 1000 medicinal practices. Heavy item - shipping supplement may apply for overseas. Brown hardback leatherette cover. …

Hardcover. Zustand: gut. 1988. Des Pedanios Dioskurides aus Anazarbos Arzneimittellehre in fünf Büchern. (Dioscurides Neapolitanus. Erbario Greco). Faksimile + Kommentarband In deutscher Sprache. pages.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. A MEDICI PRESENTATION SET? Two volumes. Venice: Felice Valgrisi, 1585 [colophon: 1584 (p. 1527)]. Vol. I: folio in 6s: (13 7/8" x 9 1/8", 352mm x 233mm). [Full collation available.] With 465 woodcuts integral with the text, one of which is a full-page frontispiece portrait (opp. p. 1) of the author. Vol. II: folio in 6s: (13 11/16" x 9 1/16", 348mm x 231mm). [Full collation available.] With 566 woodcuts integral with text. With 1031 woodcuts in toto. Bound in speckled calf (perhaps a little later). On the spine, 5 raised bands. Title and author gilt to paper label in the second panel, number gilt to paper label in the third. All edges of the text block speckled red. Rubbed, with some wear at the extremities. Hinges cracking and starting (with some old repairs, including infill to the boards). Lacking leaf *3 in vol. I (2pp. dedication), with several quires mounted on guards or otherwise remargined, with some facsimile repairs (sometimes clumsy). Damp-staining to the fore of DDD1-KKK6 (42 leaves) in vol. I. Oxidized old repairs to ZZZZZ6 in vol. II. Bookseller's ticket of the "Lib. Antiqua Bourlot fond. 1846 Torino (Italia)" to the front paste-down of both volumes, with the remnants of an obliterated bookplate below. A cancelled ink presentation inscription to the title-page of vol. I: "Con[ven?]tus de Maria de Pla.a Domini Su dono.D.D.comitis Joannis Fra.artiag" and to the title-page of vol. II: "Ca Medicis/ Dominus Domina." Scattered marginalia throughout, apparently in the same hand. Pietro Andrea Mattioli (Matthioli, 1500-1577) was a Sienese physician who was appointed court physician to Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I, and to his successor, Maximilian II. He had a strong interest in botany and pharmacology and studied Dioscorides diligently. His commentary on De materia medica was first published in Italian in 1544 (unillustrated) and in Latin in 1554 (with small woodcuts which Hunt deems of "commonplace quality"). It proved popular in the scientific and medical communities throughout Europe, and, with the aid of the Hapsburg family, larger woodblocks were commissioned for later editions. Mattioli's woodblocks -- cut by Giorgio Liberale and Wolfgang Meyerpeck -- vie with the volumes' medicinal significance, perhaps even surpassing it. Mattioli's Discorsi sits in the grand tradition of early woodcut-illustrated herbals. By taking the foundational first-century pharmacological text and amending it to include dosages, preparations, and case studies from his own work as a physician, Mattioli bridged theory and practice and refreshed De materia medica for a contemporary audience. By the latter half of the XVIIc, scientists began producing literature that wholly replaced ancient notions of botany rather than supplementing it. Blunt remarks that "the details are executed with great skill. . . the baffling intricacy of their detail. . . never proved too difficult a task for either the draughtsman or the engraver." Arber notes that where a Brunfels or Fuchs woodcut may use a single stalk as the focal point of the drawing, Mattioli's favored lush masses of fruits, leaves, and flowers. In this way, his prints resembled woven tapestry. The presentation inscriptions to the title-pages -- with the tantalizing "Ca Medicis" (pointing to Catherine de Medicis, wife of Henry II) -- have been obliterated successfully enough to obfuscate the provenance. By the style of the hand, the gift was made not long after the publication of the work. Libreria Antiquaria Bourlot is a historic antiquarian bookstore located in Turin, Italy. Founded in 1848 by Vittorio and Pietro Bourlot, the shop began as a modest book stall under the arcades of Piazza San Carlo. In 1947, its then-owner Gian Vittorio became a founding member of the Associazione Librai Antiquari d'Italia (A.L.A.I.). The shop remains in business today. Adams 679 (sub Dioscorides); Edit 16 CNCE 46810; Nissen, BBI 1304. Catalogued by GR Murdock.…

Leder. Zustand: Tadellos. Erste Auflage. Codices selecti Vol. 88/Codices mirabiles Vol. 2; 1988/1992; 172 Bl.; mit zahlr. farbigen Ill.; vollständiges Faksimile im Originalformat der Handschrift des Codex Neapolitanus, Napoli, Biblioteca Nazionale, Ms. ex Vindob. Gr. 1; feiner Ganzledereinband im Schuber; auf insgesamt 530 Expl. limitierte, numerierte Ausgabe, hier # 480 der 480 Expl. der Verkaufsauflage; dabei: Kommentarband (133 S., XVI, mit Ill.), herausgegeben von Carlo Bertelli, Einführung von Guglielmo Cavallo; völlig frische Exemplare Size: 30,8 cm. Faksimile.…

First edition of Jean Ruel's translation into Latin of Dioscorides's standard work on pharmacology, De materia medica (books 1-5), the most important botanical book up on to the 16th century, followed by four books on poison De venenis and De venenatis animalibus (books 6-9).Dioscorides (ca. 40-90 CE), a Greek in the service of the Roman Empire, assembled all that was then known concerning the medicinal uses of plants, animals and minerals, adding information from his own experience accompanying the Roman army to Spain, the Middle East, North Africa and elsewhere, where he came to know many Persian, Indian and other exotic medicines. Though his work appeared in Latin from 1478 and in the original Greek from 1499, the present translation by Jean Ruel was first published here. "Often considered a herbal, [it] deals with all three natural kingdoms: plant, mineral and animal. It describes all the substances known to Dioscorides that were used as primary ingredients for medicines, and constitutes an encyclopedia on the topic. . [It] contains just over one thousand chapters [each dealing with another medicine] and features 794 plants, 104 animals and 105 minerals. Most of the chapters contain the following information: the most common name of the drug and its possible synonyms; a description of the natural element producing the drug (for a vegetal drug, the whole plant); the part used as a drug, possibly with its preparation; the therapeutic properties of the drug; the diseases for which the drug was used, including the preparation and administration of the medicine; when appropriate, the falsifications and methods of authentication of the drug; and other uses of the drug, such as in cosmetics, veterinary medicine, of handicraft" (Glick).With embossed initials on leaf d5. The title page is slightly thumbed, a water stain at the foot of the last few leaves, but otherwise internally in very good condition. Binding soiled.l Durling 1139; USTC 144550; Wellcome I, 1782; cf. T. Glick, Medieval science, technology and medicine: an encyclopedia, p. 152. Contemporary limp sheepskin parchment; rebacked in calf, with new endpapers, but preserving the original pastedowns. With the title within a decorative metalcut(?) panel. Set in roman types. Pages: [12], 157, [2], [1 blank] ll.…

Zustand: Good. in-8 (167x110 mm), pp. (32), 790, legatura coeva in pergamena con unghie, titolo ms. al dorso. Impresa tipografica al titolo, iniz. xilogr., svariate centinaia d'illustrazioni botaniche n.t. Dedica a Franc. Sangelasio. Pregevole edizione della celebre traduzione di Ruel, pubblicata nel 1516 per la prima volta, della piu' importante opera dell'antichita' in campo botanico farmacologico. Sotto il titolo di ogni capitolo viene riportata la nomenclatura in italiano, oltre che in greco e latino. Il sesto libro tratta anche del veleno e degli animali velenosi. L'opera e' una traduzione di Dioscoride, il piu' importante medico botanico dell'antichita', che influenzo' per circa 16 secoli tutti gli studi botanici occidentali. ''Until well into the 17th century. all botanical studies were based on this book, and the greater part of any new botanical matter published in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries was in the form of a commentary on Dioscorides'' (PMM). Dioscoride, nato a Tarso nel primo secolo d.C., viaggiò molto e studiò ovunque le erbe e le piante durante i suoi viaggi. Suo fu il primo sforzo di catalogazione sistematica delle piante esistenti; egli descrive circa 500 piante. Bell'esemplare. Wellcome I, 1789. Durling 1153. Pritzel 2306. Nissen 499. Book.…