De Praxi Medica Ad Priscam Observandi Rationem Revocanda. / De Anatome, Mortu, & Effectibus Tarantulae. / Canones De Medicina Solidorum ad Rectum Statices Usum &c.

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Three works bound in one, the final work a first printing. Duodecimo (16 x 10cm). 'De Praxi Medica was a lucid program of what medicine should be in the future, an attack against the medico-philosophical systems systems, and a claim for the Hippocratic principles of sound clinical observation. His fundamental research concerning the fibres made him one of the most important students of muscle physiology before Albrecht van Haller.'- DSB. Praxi: pp. [xx],259,[1]; Tarantulae: pp. 119,[9]. one plate; Canones: pp. [vi],122. One folding plate with a closed tear, no loss. The text browned, but not excessively, eight leaves with a light unobtrusive light outer-magin worm track. Bound in contemporary full vellum, the surface slightly chipped at the head of spine. Vg. [Wellcome II, 84; Waller 603; Watt 62m; DSB I, 391]. N° de ref. del artículo 11476

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