CAPIVACCIO, Girolamo. De urinis tractatus, nunc primùm planè recens ex bibliotheca D. Laurentii Scholzii, medici Vratisl. in lucem prodiens [...].
Estimation :
900 / 1200
Adjudication :
Invendu
Description
Servestae [ Zerbst], excudebat Bonaventura Faber, 1595. In-8° : [12]-196 [i.e. 194]-[2 bl.] pp. (copy browned, long wormholes with lack in the first half, ms. provenance on the title-page, some foxing, 1 marginal tear repaired p. 9). Contemporary binding : dark calf, ribbed spine (wears, mark of a medallion supposed to be gilt (?), turn ins lacking, small wormholes at the spine, one corner lacking and another dulled). FIRST EDITION of this work by Capivaccio (+ 1589), edited by Lorenz Scholz. The physicist from Padova, following Hippocrates and Galen, insists on the importance to study urines to make a correct diagnose and to group all the observations in a particular science. Capivaccio thought, as the Greek physicists and Aristoteles that urine is a secretion from the liver, dragged by the kidneys.
# Durling 821;
# USTC 662758;
# VD 16 C 859;
# not in Soltész, Adams, Machiels, Wellcome, Bibl. Walleriana, Garrison & Morton.
BOUND WITH, same condition :
•(1). PINEAU, Séverin.- Opusculum physiologum, anatomicum, fusicws vere admirandum, librisq[ue] duobus distinctum; tractans analytice. Notas primo integritatis & corruptionis virginum, deinde graviditatem, & partum naturalem mulierum, in qui ossa pubis & ilium distrahi, dilucide docetur. Francofurti, ex officina Zachariae Palthenii D., 1599, 141-[3 bl.] pp. Third edition (1st ed. : Paris, 1597) of this work on gynaecology by Pineau (+ 1619), surgeon from Chartres; illustrated with 4 in texto and 2 plates figuring placentas -2 with foetus-, babies and one skeleton; # Wellcome 5041, # Durling 3654, # Adams P-1214, # VD 16 P 2813, # not in USTC, Machiels, Soltész.--
•(2). WILLICH, Josse.- Urinarum probationes [...] illustratae scholis medicis, Hieronymi Reusneri [...]. In quibus principia solidae uroscopiae, ad solidae philosophiae fontes revocantur [...]. Basileae, per Sebastianum Henricpetri, [1582], [24]-304 (of 341) pp. (incomplete of the end, small marginal wormholes at the end).
FIRST POSTHUMOUS EDITION, given by Hieronymus Reusner, of this treatise by Willich, German physicist and humanist (1501-1552); illustrated with "matulas" in texto;
# Wellcome 5542,
# Bibl. Walleriana 10310,
# Durling 4744, # Adams W-192,
# USTC 606318, # VD 16 W 3257,
# not in Machiels, Soltész, Garrison & Morton.
Réunion de 3 ouvrages médicaux dont 2 en édition originale (deux sur l'étude des urines, un sur la gynécologie). Plein veau de l'ép. (ex. bruni, longues galeries de ver avec manque au début du vol.).
# Durling 821;
# USTC 662758;
# VD 16 C 859;
# not in Soltész, Adams, Machiels, Wellcome, Bibl. Walleriana, Garrison & Morton.
BOUND WITH, same condition :
•(1). PINEAU, Séverin.- Opusculum physiologum, anatomicum, fusicws vere admirandum, librisq[ue] duobus distinctum; tractans analytice. Notas primo integritatis & corruptionis virginum, deinde graviditatem, & partum naturalem mulierum, in qui ossa pubis & ilium distrahi, dilucide docetur. Francofurti, ex officina Zachariae Palthenii D., 1599, 141-[3 bl.] pp. Third edition (1st ed. : Paris, 1597) of this work on gynaecology by Pineau (+ 1619), surgeon from Chartres; illustrated with 4 in texto and 2 plates figuring placentas -2 with foetus-, babies and one skeleton; # Wellcome 5041, # Durling 3654, # Adams P-1214, # VD 16 P 2813, # not in USTC, Machiels, Soltész.--
•(2). WILLICH, Josse.- Urinarum probationes [...] illustratae scholis medicis, Hieronymi Reusneri [...]. In quibus principia solidae uroscopiae, ad solidae philosophiae fontes revocantur [...]. Basileae, per Sebastianum Henricpetri, [1582], [24]-304 (of 341) pp. (incomplete of the end, small marginal wormholes at the end).
FIRST POSTHUMOUS EDITION, given by Hieronymus Reusner, of this treatise by Willich, German physicist and humanist (1501-1552); illustrated with "matulas" in texto;
# Wellcome 5542,
# Bibl. Walleriana 10310,
# Durling 4744, # Adams W-192,
# USTC 606318, # VD 16 W 3257,
# not in Machiels, Soltész, Garrison & Morton.
Réunion de 3 ouvrages médicaux dont 2 en édition originale (deux sur l'étude des urines, un sur la gynécologie). Plein veau de l'ép. (ex. bruni, longues galeries de ver avec manque au début du vol.).
