De Integritatis et Corruptionis Virginum Notis. De Virginitatis notis, graviditate et partu. Ludovicus Bonaciolus: De conformatio foetus. Accedunt alia. (nämlich: Plater, Felix: De Origine partium earumque in utero conformatione. Gassendi, Petrus: Elegans de septo cordis pervio observatio. Sebizius, Melchior: De notis Virginitatis.

Pinaeus, Severinus (Pineau, Séverin), Ludovicus (Ludovico Bonaccioli) Bonaciolus, Felix Plater u. a.:

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Kupfertitel, 182 SS.,1 Bl., 338 SS., 10 Holzschnitte, davon 3 auf gefalteten Tafeln und 2 gefaltete Tabellen. Seltene, erstmals 1639 erschienene Sammelausgabe von fünf medizin- wie kulturgeschichtlich interessanten Abhandlungen, die beiden ersten über Jungfernschaft. -Siehe zu diesem Titel: Krivatsy 9013; Waller 7450; Hirsch/H. IV, 608 f.; vgl. Hayn, Bibl. germanorum gynaecologica et cosmetica 94 (Ausg. Frankfurt 1641). - `Although this curious collection of treatises, chiefly on gynecology and obstetrics, went through several editions, it is not often found. Some editions were confiscated because of the frank (for those times) discussion of virginity and its method of loss. Pineau was a Parisian physician and surgeon to the king. His work, an unusual treatise on the anatomical signs of virginity, also contains tracts on embryology, gynecology and cardiology. Bonacciuoli, a physician in Ferrara, first published this gynecological work, dedicated to Lucrezia Borgia, early in the sixteenth century. Platter was an anatomist, the earliest supporter of Vesalius north of the alps, and professor of medicine at Basel. In the present work Platter is chiefly concerned with two questions of developmental anatomy regarding the origin of the arteries, veins, and nerves from the brain and the relationship of the veins to the heart and liver. A famed French philosopher, astronomer, physicist, and opponent of Harvey, Gassendi here gives the first description of the foramen ovale of the heart and its vestigial nature in the matur organ, thus finally proving the impervious nature of the interventricular septum. This interesting treatise on the heart appears only in this collection; there is no separate edition. Sebisch, professor of medicine in the university of his native Strasbourg, provides here another curious tract on virginity` (Heirs of Hippocrates 382 zur Ausg. Leiden 1641). Ex Libris des frühen 20 Jh. auf dem Innenspiegel ("Dr. Wolfgang von Wurzbach", 1879 - 1957, bekannter Wiener Romanist, Literaturwissenschaftler und Sammler u.a. von Autographen und Büchern). - Wasserrand auf dem fliegenden Vorsatz, an sich ein wohlerhaltenes Exemplar. Wenn nötig senden wir Ihnen gerne Bilder dieses Titels via E-Mail. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 0 Kl.-8° (7 x 13 cm), Leder der Zeit, verg. Deckelfileten, etwas Rückenvergoldung. Einband berieben, Rücken an Kopf und Schwanz etwas schadhaft. N° de réf. du vendeur 15725

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Titre : De Integritatis et Corruptionis Virginum ...

Éditeur : Leyden, Moyaert,

Date d'édition : 1650

Reliure : Couverture rigide