leersum e c v (9 resultados)

1e dr. - (Pro en contra ; serie IX, no. 3) - Geniet.

(XLIII) 285 (1) p. (+ 48 afbeeldingen op 6 pagina's) Opnieuw gebonden in blauw linnen met de originele voor- en achterkant opgeplakt (Achterin een lichte vochtvlek in de onderste marge, pagina's vergeeld. Verder een net exemplaar.).

(X) 785 (1) p. Bound in half cloth with gilt title spine (With a bookstamp on verso titlepage, otherwise a fine copy. Reprinted in 1963 by the Johnson Reprint Corporation.).

(X) 876 p. Bound in half cloth with gilt title spine (With a bookstamp on verso titlepage, otherwise a fine copy. Reprinted in 1963 by the Johnson Reprint Corporation.).

Haarlem 1932. xvi,408 pp. ing. (snee iets weervlekkig).

In-8°, XLIII, 286 blz, met platen in z/w buiten tekst. Gebrocheerd. Goed exemplaar In de 'Bibliotheek van Middelnederlandsche Letterkunde' onder red. van Prof. Dr. J. Verdam.

Groot 8vo. XX+298 pp. Met 5 afb. Halfleer (bibl.band). * De cat. beschrijft 474 handschr., grafiek, gedrukte teksten (bibliotheek); 445 instrumenten, preparaten, etc. (academie).- Bijgevoegd: openingstoespraak door E.C. van Leersum.

[ Zeven artikelen over Boerhaave, n.a.v. la reunion commémorative à Leyde 30-12-1918 ]. pp. 193-369 in Janus XXIII. Geïll.

Haarlem [1906]. Wrappers. 81 pp. Omslagtitel: Gerard van Swieten als censor. Texts in French and Latin. Pages uncut. l Gerard van Swieten (1700 - 1772) was a Dutch physician who from 1745 was the personal physician of the Holy Roman Empress Maria Theresa and transformed the Austrian health service and medical university education. Beside his medical activities, Gerard van Swieten was also active as a reformer. Especially the censorship was organised in a different way under his direction. He drove out the Jesuits that were in charge of the censorship before and carried out a centralisation of the censorship that was only partly successful. He also tried to use scientific and rational aspects for the judgement of literature. Especially important is his part in the fight against superstition during the enlightenment, particularly in the case of the vampires.