1661 1737 (18 resultados)

Size of mounted sheet: 4 3/8" x 6 1/8"; size of engraved portrait image: 3 3/8" x 4 3/8"; pasted to a 6 5/8" x 9 1/4" sheet of cream-colored paper card. Engraved title & verse beneath the portrait reads: PHILIP. HECQUET D. REG. ET ANCIEN DOIEN DE LA FAC. DE MED. DE PARIS. Ne a Abbeville le 11. Fev. 1661, et Mort a Paris le 11 Avril 1737. Dans son art il n'oublia rien / Pour sonder a fond la nature; / Mais la Science du chrestien / Lui parut toujours la plus sure. A ces deux traits Lecteur, augure / Qu'il fut grand Medecin mais plus homme de bien. Le Belle pinx. J.Daulle Sculp. This print has been cut across the verses, entirely through the paper, before it was mounted. Print margins might have been trimmed down; this possibly was removed from a book. Print shows some dusting to paper surface, slight tan spotting. See scan. Rare item. For Jean Daulle; see: Benezit (1960); vol. 3, p. 55. Sold as an engraved medical portrait. …

Hardcover. Condición: G/NO DUSTJACKET. Paris, France: H. C. De Hansy. G/NO DUSTJACKET. 1767. Hardcover. Bookplate of Baron De Messey . 12mo., 447, 524 pp., Full leather, rubbed. . Not Illustrated (ilustrador).

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Grabado al aguafuerte por Denise Macquart, año 1739. 16.5x21 cm. España, Portugal y Pirineos franceses, cartela, iluminado a mano de época. # mapa España.

Condición: BUONO. In Venezia, Nella Stamperia Santini cm.9,3x16,5, pp.244, legatura cartonata povera con dorso in parte mancante. Edizione vigesimaprima, corretta e arricchita nobilmente di molte interessanti notizie.

1st Edition in this form. Good copy bound in contemporary full aniline calf. Gilt-titled labels and gilt-decorated compartments to spine with raised bands. Spine bands and edges worn and rubbed, with some wear also to panel edges. Some shadow staining to top margins of pages 1-100. Corners sharp with an overall tight, bright and clean impression. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 0 pages; Description: 1v. , multi-pag. ([8], 298, [36],147, [5]p. ) : gen tables, timelines ; 16.5cm. Subjects: Mnemonics - Memory. Memory - Handbooks, manuals, etc. - Early works to 1800. History - Outlines, syllabi, etc. Church history - Outlines syllabi, etc. France - History - Outlines, syllabi, etc. Errata listed before p.1. Headpieces and historiated initials at the beginning of each volume. At foot of title pages: Avec approbation, & Privilege du Roy. Includes 36 pages of gen. Tables and timelines after part 1. Language: French. 1 Kg.…

1st Edition in this form. Good copy bound in contemporary full aniline calf. Gilt-titled labels and gilt-decorated compartments to spine with raised bands. Spine bands and edges worn and rubbed, with some wear also to panel edges. Some shadow staining to top margins of pages 1-100. Corners sharp with an overall tight, bright and clean impression. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 0 pages; Description: 1v. , multi-pag. ([8], 298, [36],147, [5]p. ) : gen tables, timelines ; 16.5cm. Subjects: Mnemonics - Memory. Memory - Handbooks, manuals, etc. - Early works to 1800. History - Outlines, syllabi, etc. Church history - Outlines syllabi, etc. France - History - Outlines, syllabi, etc. Errata listed before p.1. Headpieces and historiated initials at the beginning of each volume. At foot of title pages: Avec approbation, & Privilege du Roy. Includes 36 pages of gen. Tables and timelines after part 1. Language: French. 1 Kg.…

Two works in one volume. 147 x 86 mm. 12mo. [xviii], 94; [xiv], 145, [7] pp. Decorated initials, headpieces; lightly water-stained. Contemporary full calf, raised bands, gilt spine, brown leather spine label, marbled end-leaves; rubbed, head of spine lightly chipped. Early ms. inscription on half-title. Franco Crainz rubber stamp on title. Very good. FIRST EDITION. [Title translates as: 'ON THE INDECENCY OF MALE PHYSICIANS ATTENDING TO WOMEN IN CHILD-BIRTH. '] In this work, the pious French physician and theologian Philippe Hecquet argued that it is immodest and indecent to have male accoucheurs deliver their children and that a woman had a 'natural right' to have a female midwife deliver their baby. In the second part of this two-part work, Hecquet argues that it is a woman's duty to nurse her infant. He documents the problems of producing milk for nursing and concerns about the health of the mother. Philippe Hecquet was 'M.D. of Reins, 1684, and physician to Port-Royal, 1688-93. . . Hecquet . . . had to enter [the Paris Faculty] as a student in 1694, obtaining the license two years later and the 'bonnet de docteur' in 1697. He was made dean in 1712, and physician to the Charite in 1710.' Bibliotheca Osleriana, p. 262. See: Blake, NLM, p. 202; Hirsch, III, p. 105; Osler 2922 (1744); Waller 4176 (Paris, 1744); Wellcome, III, p. 232.…

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. 16.5cm, (in 6's), 12,291, & [ii],(297)-347pp., with 16 folding maps, in contemporary full mottled calf, gilt panel decorations with crushed crimson morocco label on the spine, wear on the edges, otherwise in fine condition. (cgc) Originally published in 1715-15, this work which was for a time used as a text book, was republished many times. The small attractive maps (16.5x 20cm) included: Mappe Monde; l'Europe; La France; Provinces Unies des Pay - Bas, par Robert Vaugondy, 1750; Allemagne divisee par Cercles; Italie, by Vougondy; l'Espagne et le Portugal; Isle Britaniques, Vaugondy; Suede et Norwege, Vaugondy; Pologne, Vaugondy; Russie Europeenne, Vaugondy; L'Asie; L'Afrique; l'Amerique, Septentrionale; l'Amerique, Meridionale.…

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Twp volumes in one. 12mo., (6 x 3 4/8 inches). 2 letterpess title-pages. Fine folding engraved map of the world (at page 17), and 25 regional maps (lacking the frontispiece map of the world, some fore-edges a little frayed, one or two spots). Contemporary vellum over paste-board (a bit marked). Provenance: contemporary ownership inscription on the front paste-down. Later Venetian edition, first published in French in 1715. Including a fine map of the world and two maps related to America: "L'America settentrionale." and "L'America Meridionale.". Buffier was "a philosopher, and author, born in Poland, of French parents, 25 May, 1661; died in Paris, 17 May, 1737. "He received his early education at the Jesuit College in Rouen and entered the Society of Jesus in 1679. After teaching literature in Paris, he returned to Rouen to take a chair of theology. Mgr. Colbert, archbishop of that city issued a pastoral recommending to his clergy certain books of Gallican and Jansenistic tendencies. Buffier attacked the pastoral in a pamphlet and having refused to make a retractation journeyed, with the leave of his superiors, to Rome to lay his case before the congregations. Where he easily justified himself and returning to Paris was connected from 1701 to 1731, with the "Journal de Trévoux." He published works on history, asceticism, biography, education, literature, and especially on philosophy. He was not, as is often asserted, a disciple of Descartes, for he rejects altogether methodic doubt and follows in general the scholastics. The Encyclopedists, according to Tabaraud, inserted in their publications, without due credit, entire pages from his books, and Reid, the Scottish metaphysician, acknowledges his great indebtedness to Buffier. "His chief works are: a Life of Count Louis de Sales, Brother of the Saint (Paris, 1708); "Pratique de la mémoire artificielle" (Paris, 1701) often reprinted; Grammaire française sur un plan nouveau (Paris, 1732), in many editions and translations; "Exposition des preuves les plus sensibles de la Vraie Religion" (Paris, 1732); and "Cours des sciences" (Paris, 1722)" (Catholic Encyclopedia online).…

Condición: Buona. libro, xilografia, calcografia. In 8°, (cm 18) pp. XVI, 336; IV, 274; 216. Legatura in mezza pelle rigida con tracce d'uso; piatti marmorizzati; decorazioni, titolo, autore e numerazione interna del volume impressi in oro al dorso. Testatine, finalini, tabelle, vignette entro il testo xilografiche. Esemplare completo delle 27 tavole calcografiche ripiegate fuori testo distribuite come segue: Tomo I. Mappamondo, Europa, 5 carte dell'Italia, 2 carte della Francia, Paesi Bassi, Svizzera, Germania, Polonia; Tomo II. Svezia-Norvegia-Danimarca, Moscovia, Bretannia, Spagna-Portogallo, Turchia, Grecia, 2 carte dell'Asia, Iudæe, Cina-Giappone; Tomo III. 2 carte dell'Africa, America meridionale, America Settentrionale. Esemplare in buono stato di conservazione: foxing diffuso, sporadiche macchie, leggibilità di alcune carte parzialmente compromessa per trasparenza delle carte. Opera di carattere didattico concepita per l'istruzione dei giovani, nella quale il sistema enciclopedico del gesuita, filosofo, storico e pedagogo Claude Buffier viene riorganizzato e aggiornato attraverso l'aggiunta di nuove notizie. La trattazione comprende gli elementi della sfera e della geografia generale e particolare, con un ampio apparato cartografico dedicati ai continenti e ai principali Stati e territori del mondo; sono inoltre presenti specifiche sezioni dedicata alla Terra Santa. Edizione veneziana organizzata in 3 tomi uniti. Formato: In 8°.…

Condición: BUONO. NOTA:Pergamena consunta, specie al dorso; firma coeva di appartenenza alla prima pag. bianca ed ex libris ms. all'ultimo foglio di guardia. / In Venezia, appresso Francesco Pitteri cm.9,3x16,5, pp.XVI,440, XIX cartine incise ripiegate fuori testo , rilegatura coeva in tutta pergamena, titolo ms. al dorso. Edizione decima, corretta e accresciuta de' Cangiamenti di Dominio fin oggi succeduti; e delle nuove scoperte.…

Couverture rigide. Condición: Bon. Parisiis, apud Guillelmum Cavelier,1722. In-12, reliure en plein veau de l'époque, dos à nerfs, 5 feuillets non paginés, 538 pages, 7 feuillets contenant un index. Deuxième volume de cette première édition.

For information on Nathaniel Pigott (so spelt), see his entry in the Oxford DNB. Pigott was a friend and adviser of Alexander Pope, who composed the inscription on his memorial tablet. 3pp., folio. Bifolium, on watermarked laid paper, folded into the customary packet, with 'Mr. Hunsdon's Case' written lengthwise on the blank reverse of the second leaf. Sixty-lines of neatly and closely written text. The first page is headed 'The Case of Mr. Thomas Hunsdon', and the first part of the document sets this out, in sections dated 23 June 1716, 14 February 1717, 31 October 1719, July 1723, and 1727. With reference to the will of Thomas Green, Hunsdon's father John and his wife Elizabeth, and the Duke of Montagu, the case concerns 'All that Messuage or Tenement then in ye poss[ess]ion of John Lennard his assigns or situate standing & being in Old Southton Buildings in the Parish of St. Andrew Holbourne in the County of Middx Abutting'. Following the setting out of the case, two questions are put to Pigott and he gives his succinct opinion on both, the document ending with his dated signature: 'Nath: Pigot | Middle Temple 9: Novr. 1731'. The two questions are, first: 'Q . . . . . . Whether the said Thos. Hunsdon has not a good Title to the said premisses for the Remr. of the said Term Granted by the said Duke as aforesaid And whether he can't assigne or mortgage the same as he thinks fitt or whether the words Assigne not being in the said Deed of appoinmt. anyways alters the Case'; second, '2dly: . . . . . In Case he mortgages the said premisses Granted by the said Lease wch. are in Middx and the Assignt. or mortgage Deed being Registered Whether there is any Occasion to register the P. Will of Thomas Green Lease from the Duke of Montagu, Deed of appointmt. Or the Said Judt. of the 10th. April therein recited or any and which of them'. …

In 4° (24x18,3 cm): due tomi in un volume: (12), XII, 96, XXV, (1) pp. e 168 pp. Elegante legatura anni 30' del XX° secolo in tutta tela foderata con carta a motivi floreali in rosso e verde e fascetta in pelle al dorso con titolo in oro. Esemplare ancora in barbe. Grande marca xilografica dello stampatore Felice Carlo Mosca sul front. del v. 1 con "Fenice tra le fiamme volta a sinistra verso il sole in cornice figurata con due putti, motto: Semper eadem" disegnata e incisa da Giovanna Pesche. Testatine, iniziali e finalini xilografici. Qualche insignificante macchiolina di foxing in poche pagine, dovute alla qualità della carta napoletana e ma nel complesso in buone-ottime condizioni di conservazione. Seconda edizione, ma prima stampata in Italia, di questa celebre opera del grande medico francese Phileppe Hecquet. L'autore studiò medicina a Parigi e a Remis dove ottenne il titolo di dottore. Dopo aver ottenuto il titolo iniziò a praticare l'arte medica diventando presto celebre ed avendo numerosi clienti fra la grande nobiltà francese ma affiancando anche, a questa attività, una profonda riflessione religiosa che lo portò a passare molto tempo a curare i malati indigenti. Fu anche rettore dell'Università di Parigi. Grande fisiologo e patologo, le sue opere sono considerate come classici nel loro campo. Cercò di dimostrare come le cause delle malattie non fossero da ricercare solo in meri processi fisico-chimici ma anche come l'aspetto psicologico del paziente potesse influenzare la nascita ed il decorso di patologie mediche. Le sue opere rientrano anche nella bibliografia vegetariana in quanto Hecquet fu un acceso sostenitore della dieta vegetariana che considerava molto più salutare e utile di quella a base di carne . Arrivò a teorizzare che il consumo di carne fosse assolutamente non naturale per l'uomo. Quest'opera contiene il punto di vista dell'autore relativo alla fisiologia umana (prima parte) e, nella seconda parte, la descrizione delle cause delle febbri intermittenti e di varie altre patologie, con indicazioni utili alla loro prevenzione, cura con vaire indicazioni dietetiche utili ad aiutare il corpo umano a combattere le malattie. Alla fine della prima parte è presente la celebre descrizione dell'epidemia di peste che colpì la costa meridionale francese della quale, Hecquet fu testimone diretto. Seconda edizione ancora in barbe ed in buone-ottime condizioni di conservazione.…

Condición: New. Print on Demand pp. 266.

Softcover. Condición: New. Reprint. Language: English. Approximately 264 pages. English: Print-on-demand reprint. Original edition : 1739. Text in English. This treatise by Nathaniel Pigott explores the legal principles and practical applications of common recoveries, a historical legal process in English law. It includes detailed case reports, such as the case of Page and Hayward, and the dispute between the Earl of Derby and his coheirs. The work also provides precedents for amending recoveries and a comprehensive table for reference. Book images are non-contractual. This item is printed on demand and ships from our printing partners' facility nearest the destination. These facilities are located mainly in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada.…

Ubi Detecto Evacuantium Fuco, Purgationum fraudes & imposturae, scandalo artis & artificis opprobrio futurae revelantur. Parisiis, Apud Guillelmum Cavelier, 1714. In 12 (cm. 16,5x9,5), pp. CIII-(5)-411-(32), testate, finalini e iniz. xilogr., bazzana coeva, dorso a 4 nervetti con tit. e decor. dor., tagli color., sguardie marmor. Leg. danneggiata alle cerniere e alle cuffie. Antiche note ad inchiostro sul front. e nelle ultime carte. Ediz. originale. …

1738. Paris, Guillaume Cavelier. 2 vol. in-12. Vol.I: (3 ff.: bl., titre, table), XCVI pp.: 2 pp. d'ouvrages de l'auteur " qui se trouvent chez le même libraire ", " discours sur les Vues et le Dessein de ce petit ouvrage "; 574 pp., (bl.). Vol.II: (3 ff.: bl., titre, table), 714 pp., (bl.). Basane. Dos à nerfs ornés de fleurons dorés, pièce de titre et de tomaison en maroquin vieux rouge, tranches rouges, intérieur marbré. Coiffes restaurées, 2 pages renforcées (titre Vol.I et p. 712 Vol.II) par une bande de papier collé), sinon bon état extérieur et intérieur. Blake, p. 202. …