- Partly foxed and waterst. (also affecting the plate); sl. yellowed. Binding dried/ worn and w. some dam. spots.
= Cf. Albert/ Norton/ Hurtes 257; cf. Waller 1211.
- Waterst. and wormholed at the beginning and end. Calf dam. at top of spine and along edges.
= BMN I, p.65; Wellcome II, p.441. Account of the dysentery epidemic which hit Nijmegen in 1736.
- Contemp. owner's entries on verso first free endpaper, title-p. and final free endpaper, and on first two leaves after the final printed leaf. Corners and lower joint sl. worn.
= Rare work on bandaging. No copy traced in the BN.
- Spine-ends dam; ticket on frontcover. Contents fine.
= First edition of this groundbreaking work on craniocerebral topography.
- Lacks first free endpaper; a few annots. Good copy.
= The three other parts are titled: [Part 2] Xistus Herbarum, Dat is Lustige wandel-weg der Cruyden ((10),54p.); [Part 3] Berillus Medicus: Dat is: Een Edele Gesteente van de Medicyne, Waer in te sien is, wat kruyden en gewassen yder maent in't jaer voortbrenght, ende wat by het insamelen van de selve is in acht te nemen ((10),32p.); [Part 4] Morborum: Dat is: Der Kranckheden dood ((12),68p.). BMN I,73; Hirsch-H. III, 174; Ferguson I, 384. Lindeboom, pp.827-828. The author studied at Harderwijk, where he graduated with a thesis on "De Peste", and became court physician of the Prince of Orange. He is best known for his alchemical work Vitulus Aureus (The Golden Calf).
- Hinges strengthened. Otherwise a fine copy.
= Bibl. Walleriana 13740; Garrison/ Morton 6455: "Most authoritative work so far available on the subject".
- Page numbering occas. erratic, but complete; soiled/ waterstained in upper margin; bookplates (i.a. of R. Cordes) on upper pastedown.
= BMN I, p.38: "Het 1e dl. bevat 35, het 2e dl. 9 twist- en spotschriften over de in 1731 afgezette overlieden van het chirurgijns-gilde te Amsterdam." Rare.
Daelmans, E. De Nieuw-Hervormde Genees-konst, Gebouwt op de Gronden van het Alcali en Acidum, Waar in kortelijk, volgens de Gronden van de hedendaagse Nieuwe Practyk, alle Ziekten, met weinig omslag Genesen worden. Amst., Jan ten Hoorn, 1689, 2nd ed., (8),197,(2)p., woodcut title-vignette, contemp. calf w. modern repaired spine, sm. 8vo.
- Sl. later (1749) and modern annots. and library stamps on title-p.; new endpapers. Spine restored w. modern calf.
= Cf. Krivatsy 3041 (mentioning the 1st ed.); Lindeboom p.396-397.
- Library stamps on title; ticket on inside frontwr. Otherwise a fine copy.
= First Dutch translation of "Entwicklung der Gall'schen Theorie über das Gehirn" (1803). Franz Joseph Gall (1758-1828) was a German anatomist, physiologist, pioneer in ascribing cerebral functions to various areas of the brain (localization), and creator of phrenology, or the practice of divining individual intellect and personality from an examination of skull shape. According to Gall the surface of the skull faithfully reflects the relative development of the various regions of the brain. Hirsch III, 758/9; BMN I, 108.
- First 2 textleaves browned; waterstained in lower half of the page (especially affecting the first few quires (incl. frontisp. and fold. plates)), later on receding and then sl. increasing towards the end; lacks first free endpaper. Spine restored w. use of orig. backstrip.
= Wellcome IV, p.38; Nissen, ZBI 2657.
- Some occas. foxing. Good copy. = BMN I, p.339; Fasbender 319.
- Both vols. bookblock loose and paper over covers mostly lacking. Contents good/ fine.
= Fasbender, p.355; Hirsch V, p.156.
- Lacks frontisp. of vol. 3 and 4; all vols. w. scattered libr. stamps; title-p. w. gluestains in inner margin. Corners showing. Nevertheless a good set.
= The first comprehensive history of medicine, for a long period the standard work on the subject. DSB XI, p.591; cf. Garrison/ Morton 6382; Wellcome V, p.165.
- New endpapers; tightly bound; contents fine. Lacks ties; vellum sl. soiled.
= Norman Libr. 2081 (on the orig. French ed. (Lausanne, 1761)): "Tissot's treatise on popular medicine is a typical product of the health education movement that grew out of the didactic, humanitarian and selfimproving impulses of the Enlightenment. (...) [it] went through ten French editions in less than six years, was translated into every European language, and won for its author a medal and a pension"; Garrison/ Morton 1597; BMN I, p.389.
- Partly sl. foxed.
- Lacks the map; owner's entries on htitle. Upper joint splitting. = BMN I, p.237.
- Foxed/ sl. browned, mostly in margins; last page w. large paper remnant on lower blank part of the leaf.
= Rare 1st Dutch edition. BMN I, p.205. Cf. Ferchl 589; Hirsch V, p.999; Blake 495; Waller 10401; Zisska p.205.
= Sumptuous publication on the watercolours by Maria Sibylla Merian.
- Ad 1: extremities sl. worn. Ad 2: some sl. occas. foxing.
= Two pioneering studies on resp. the human defect and thanatology (old age and death among animals and humans) by the zoologist and Nobel laureate Élie Metchnikoff (1845-1916).