Bartholini thomae bartholin thomas (4 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. An attractive small book bound in marbeled boards with decorated leather spine. 140 pages. Previous owner's name (datd 1868). Light foxing, small light spot where ink drop wiped off title page, light shelf-rubbing along edges otherwise very good. Size: 32mo Bluestem Books is an independent brick-and-mortar bookstore established in 1984. …

Hard Cover. Etat : Very Good binding. Small octavo. [16], 360, [8] pp., plates, illus. First edition. Rebound in recent cloth with morocco title label; engraved title plus 9 engravings, of which 2 are folding. Additional in-text woodcuts scattered throughout. Complete. Preliminary leaves and final leaves of the index are a bit edgeworn and toned else generally clean throughout. This is the first of a three-volume history by the Danish physician comprising case studies of anatomical anomalies with descriptions and illustrations. This Copenhagen edition is thought to precede another 1654 edition issued in Amsterdam. Both are uncommon. The subsequent volumes of Bartholin's work were issued in 1657 and 1661. Text in Latin. Osleriana 1927; Walleriana 737.…

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. First Or Early Editio. Hardback. 8vo. [xiv], 576, [13]; with additional engraved title, plainer title with bird and scroll +a portrait of Bartholin on verso of title-page, and 74 striking anatomical plates (all called for), of which 6 are folding. Latin text. Professional tissue repairs to top edges of first five leaves, and to some of the foldout plates. Superb plates, and contents overall very good, with minor toning or soiling to the margins, and, in some cases, a small tide stain. In recent quarter calf, spine titled and ruled in gilt, with marbled boards with corners of vellum. An attractive copy. Copies are known with 7 folding plates, even 8. …

Amsterlodami, Henrici Wetstenii, 1676. Plusieurs ouvrages en un seul in/16, reliure plein veau brun, dos à nerfs à titre doré, frontispice, page de titre avec vignette, nombreuses illustrations in-texte et 4 planches dépliantes (bijoux antiques), 7 f., 114 p., 7 f., 40 p., 7 f., 148 p., 1 f., 17 p., 4 f. Petite découpe restaurée dans la marge du vol.2, page 55.Père et fils d'une famille Danoise d'érudits et médecins qui se distinguèrent dans les sciences ; le présent ouvrage traite entre autre, d'une corne d'or , un objet antique, découvert au Danemark ; objet couvert de nombreux symboles. La Bib. Esoterica en notice 233 précise pour une autre édition qu'il "est question dans cet ouvrage. non seulement de la licorne, mais aussi d'animaux cornus et de monstres humains, par exemple de François Trouillet qui vivait aux environs de 1599 et avait au milieu du front une véritable corne de bélier". …