conceptu generatione hominis matrice eius de rueff jacob (5 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : As New. Hardcover in slip case. Good binding and cover. 92 p. : ill. ; 20 cm. Clean, unmarked pages. Limited edition. Medicina Rara, fine facsimile. Facsimile of the 1587 edition.

Facsimile reprint of 1587 edition (Frankfurt: Petrum Fabricium). 8vo. [176] ff. Illustrations. Quarter black-stamped vellum over gilt-stamped brown Fabriano Roma paper-backed boards, white paper-backed board slipcase; slipcase extremities rubbed. Small ink holograph "168" at f. [2]. Very good. LIMITED EDITION of 2,500 (total 2,800) copies. Rueff was a follower of Martin Luther and, although he was "primarily known as a physician, surgeon, and lithotomist, he was also a poet and writer of folk songs. ⦠Much of Rueff's advice stems from that of classical writers or is taken from Rosslin's Rosegarten. A great deal is also very primitive to modern eyes. But it made a start at a time when midwifery had previously been strictly a woman's affair" (Dunn, p. 222). ? Dunn, P.M, "Jacob Rueff (1500â"1558) of Zurich and The expert midwife," Arch Dis Child Fetal Neonatal, No. 85, 2001, 222-224 pp.

6, 92 unnummerierte Blatt, Originalhalbpergament, (Vorderdeckel mit schwachem Fleck, Rückentitel teils abgerieben, innen tadellos) (Faksimile der Ausgabe Frankfurt 1587; Editions Medicina Rara), Sprache: deutsch.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Stuttgart, Editions Medicina Rara Ltd., [circa 1972] (facsimile edition)/ 1587. Octavo, [vi], 92 leaves with numerous illustrations. Full vellum with overlapping leading edges: head of the rear joint a little bumped; an excellent copy in the slipcase bumped on two corners and partially split along one side. Number CCV of 300 copies bound in full vellum of this facsimile reprint of the original 1587 Frankfurt edition; a further 2500 copies were bound in half vellum. 'Jacob Rueff (1500-1558), a surgeon and obstetrician in Zurich. Rueff was responsible for the instruction and examination of midwives in Zurich and, indeed, had copies of his book sent to all the midwives in the region. [He] advocated new obstetrical instruments such as the toothed duck beak forceps and the use of internal and external manipulation for footling (feet first) presentations' (US National Center for Biotechnology Information website).

Stuttgart, Druckerei Holzer for Editions Medicina Rara, um 1975, 8°, 4 Blatt, 92 Doppelseiten, illustriertes Titelblatt und zahlreichen Illustrationen im Text, Original-Ganzpergamenteinband in schöner Erhaltung in Originalschuber *Nr. CXC / CCC Exemplaren im Ganzpergamenteinband.