Sennert Daniel 1572 (17 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Thirteen Books of Natural Philosophy: Viz. I. Of the Principles, and Common Adjuncts of All Natural Bodies. II. Of the Heavens, the World, and Element. Book.

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Condition: Good. 12mo. 17x11 cm (6¾x4½"); half contemporary calf-backed cloth boards, morocco spine label lettered in gilt, repaired. [14], 151; [9], 176; 279 pp. Translated by Nick Culpeper and Henry Care. Woodcut headpieces. .Rare.With treatises on scurvy, dropsy, fevers and agues of all sorts, the French pox, and gout. OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:711800147. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 6 vols. in 3, folio (350 x 220mm,). Vol. 1: [38], 306pp., [6], 309-808pp., [32]; Vol. 2: [16], 363pp., [5], 363-786pp., [18]; Vol. 3: [12], 696pp., [12]. Titles in red and black. Woodcut printer's device of Huguetan showing Ptolemy (left) and Euclid (right) either side of an astronomical device known as an armillary sphere. The text is in Latin, with the central motto translating as "the universality of things is like dust in the hand of God." The IAH monogram at bottom is for the 17th century French printer Jean-Antoine Huguetan. Complete with the portrait and half-title (Vol. 1), and numerous woodcut initials, head- and tail- pieces. Contemporary vellum (rebacked, some browning throughout, marginal worming, lightly worn). Contemporary ownership inscription by doctor above pictorial wood-engraved ex-libris by Leo Wyatt for Lord Norwich on front endpaper (in all volumes). Two contemporary Latin manuscripts laid in after p. 408, one two pages, signed by 'joannes cont' on hypochondriacs the other concerning a cure. Sennert's complete works, three volumes in six parts, printed by Huguetan. Sennert was an influential German professor notable for his contributions to medicine and atomic theory. Daniel Sennert, born in Breslau, was a student and the professor of medicine at the University of Wittenberg, the intellectual center of Lutheranism. He was a renowned physician and an extremely prolific and influential writer whose popularity in his time is clear from the many editions of his works, many of which were translated into English. These are Sennert's complete works, in six parts, each with a separate dated title page printed in red and black. His Opera was first published in Paris in 1641 and this edition expanded, ". with the omission of Tabulae institutionum, and the addition of Vita Danielis Sennerti, Judicia virorum clarissimorum, Methodus discendi medicinam, De curatione infantium, De arthritide, Tragopodagra Luciani (in Greek and Latin), Exoterica, Epitome librorum de febribus, Epistolarum medicinalium una cum responsorii D. Michaelis Doringei centuriae duae. The Epitome is reprinted from the Epitome edited by Claude Bonnet"-- Krivatsy. This edition is regarded as the best. Among Sennert's many achievements, he was the first to introduce chemistry as a subject of the medical curriculum and to make a serious effort to harmonize the Galenic doctrines of medicine with those of Paracelsus. "Besides giving early accounts of scarlatina and rubella, Sennert added to the knowledge of scurvy, dysentery, and alcoholism. He was an able clinician but a believer in witchcraft."-- Garrison-Morton 61. Scarcely found on the market, these volumes are a complete set of Sennert's studies and 17th century medicine. Sennert was known to apply astrology to medicine and the supernatural origins of disease. NLM/Krivatsy 109.…

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Condition: Buono (Good). Folio (340x217 mm). [28], 944, [16] pp. Collation: ?4 ?6 ?4 A-Iiii6 Kkkk-Mmmm4. Printer's device on title page. Contemporary stiff vellum with overlapping edges, inked title on spine, light blue edges. Slightly uniformly browned, but a good, genuine copy.   Rare first edition of this epitome of Daniel Sennert's works edited by Claude Bonnet, a professor of medicine at Avignon. Bonnet reduced Sennert's tomes to one volume and expurgated them for use by Roman Catholics. Sennert had been accused of heresy by Johannes Freiburg, professor of medicine at Helmstaedt, because he had held that the souls of animals as well as men were created by God out of nothing, but in the end he had been acquitted from all charges. Daniel Sennert was a German physician, alchemist and chemist. He held the position of professor of medicine at the University of Wittenberg for many years, serving six times as dean of the medical faculty. He also served as personal physician to many rulers, including John George I, Elector of Saxony. He died of the plague in 1637 in Wittenberg. Sennert is notable for his contributions to the development of an early version of the atomic theory, for giving one of the earliest accounts of scarlatina, for his contributions to the knowledge of scurvy, dysentery and alcoholism, as well as for his chemical and alchemical experiments. Among his publications are the Institutiones medicinae (1611), the Epitome scientiae naturalis (1618), the De chymicorum cum Aristotelicis et Galenicis consensu ac dissensu (1619), the six volumes of the Practicae medicinae (1635), and the Hypomnemata physicae (1636).   Thorndike, VII, pp. 203-217.…

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Kupferstich ( anonym ) aus Abbildungen berühmter . Gelehrten, 1805, 14 x 11,5 (H).

0. Hirsch Bd. V, S. 365 ff. - Wellcome 2701.1. - Diepenbroick 24254. - Gute Erhaltung. Sprache: Deutschu.