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![ag me ‘ Batt ST. - Medicine—continued. earlier at the same town by another publisher. It gives in tabular form the different ante- and post-natal stages. hy ; = PRESENTATION COPy FROM LOUIS PASTEUR. 223 Pasteur (Louis) Examen Critique d’un écrit posthume de Claude Bernard sur la Fermentation. Paris, Gauthier-Villars, 1879 £8 10s 8vo. Original wrappers uncut. Pasteur’s reply to Claude Bernard’s attack on, his definition of a ferment as a “living form which originated from a germ.”’ A superb copy in original state, entirely uncut in the wrappers, with a dedication in Pasteur’s hand on the flyleaf to M. Dufour de l’Académie -Francaise, and his visiting card. 224 Pettigrew (Thomas Joseph) A Histo Egyptian Mummies and an Account of the ' Worship and Embalming of the Sacred Animals by the Egyptians, with remarks on the funeral ceremonies of different nations . London, 1834 25s Large 4to. Original boards, rebacked and a little worn. With the thirteen plates, several in cofour, by George Cruikshank. An, interesting book by the great medical historian and remarkable for its coloured plates. A few spots on, title-page. 295 Pharmacopoeia Reformata in usum Nos- -comii Londinensi a Thoma Guy, Armigero. Ree tac, Po ee See a Se ur Le? % ee eee te Ra 7 we a ¥ ~ London, [1782] 10s 6d Ne i 12mo. Old calf. 60 leaves. Interleaved copy “§ with notes, 226 Piso (Carolus) Enucleatus sive Observa- y tiones Medicae. lLeiden, Elzevier, 1639 a ei is 12mo. Italian fancy boards. 159 pp., 4 Il. Charles Le Pois (1563-1633) was professor of medicine at Pont 4 Musson, where Henry II. had opened a university on his advice. This edition is an extract, printed at the Elzevier press, froma larger and very popular work. Willems 485. 297 Ramsbotham (Francis) The Principles and Practice of Obstetric Medicine and Surgery. London, J. Churchill, 1841 15s 8vo. Hf: cf. 12+672. With 100 steel and wood illustrations. First edition of Ramsbotham’s most important eth iced re d work. ‘‘ This was one of the first medical books a brought out with expensive illustrations and was Be very successful.””—D.N.B. 228 Riedlin (Veit) Observationum Medicarum i. -Centuria. Augsburg, Theophilus Goebel, — -:1682 15s 12mo. Old calf, worn. 12-Il., 233 pp. 15 Il. First Epition. The author (1656-1711) was professor of medicine at Augsburg and Tiibingen. On p. 147 is a section on toothache. 229 School of Salerno. De conservanda bona valetudine opusculum scholae Salernitanae, ad regem Angliae, cum Arnoldi Novicomen- sis, Medici et Philosophi antiqui enarra- _ tionibus utilissimis, novissime recogniti, A per Joannem Curioem. Antwerp, J. Bellers — 1562 30s . 12mo. Boards. Device on title. Apart from some slight discolouration a good ~ copy of this very rare edition of the School of Salerno printed in the Netherlands. ON Pee ww Ye Laake 8 wd ry ‘ 7 tae aL ee ‘7 bk Wy oa rit 23: 230 Sennert (Daniel) Epitome Naturalis Scientiae. Editio tertia. Oxford, Johannes Lichfield, 1632 £1 Is. 8vo. Oldcalf. Device on title. This was the most widely used textbook in Universities during the early 17th century on all scientific subjects, including medicine. Many editions were published and used all over Europe. This is apparently the first edition to be published in England. ©. 0. C. 22321. 231 Septalius (Ludovicus) Animadversionum et Cautionum Medicarum libri II. Milan, Bidelli, 1626 ae 12mo. Old vellum. Septalius was a distinguished Italian physician of the 16th century. This is his chief work on thereapeutics. At the end is an interesting tract “* De naevis ”’ (on Warts). 232 ‘Sleigh (W. W.) The Science of Surgery, ™ the Principles of Pathology made the Basis of Medical and Surgical Practice. Vol. I. [all published]. London, J. Anderson 1825 12s 6d 8vo. 28+319 pp. Diced russia. At the end oS 3-page syllabus of the author’s lectures, dated 1823 Presentation copy. 233 Stukeley (W.) Of the Gout in two Parts. First a Letter to Sir Hans Sloan, Bart., about the Cure of the Gout by Oyls externally apply’d. Secondly A Treatise of the Cause and Cure of the Gout. London, J. Roberts, 1734 £1 1s 8vo. Half- calf 119 pp. Ist edition. 234 Sutherland (Alex) Attempts to revive Antient Medical Doctrines. I. Of Waters in General. II. Of Bath and Bristol. III. Of Sea Voyages. TV. OT “Local Remedies. V. Of the Non-Naturals. With an Appendix. VI. Of Plaistering in the Small-Pox. London, A. Millar, 1763 £1 5s. 8vo. Calf. 2 vols in 1. Folding plate of oe baths of Bath. A curious book, the author of which was a physician at Bath and Bristol Spas. He recom- mends sea voyages and fresh air as a cure of consumption. Presentation copy. 235 Sydenham (Thomas) Opera Universa. Leiden, J. a Kerchem, 1726 10s 6d 8vo.. Old boards, a little worn. 640 pp. With a portrait. An uncut copy. 236 Tulpius [Nicolaus] Observationes Medicae Leiden, 1716 21s. 8vo. Old calf, rebacked. 10 ll., 392 pp., 211. With engraved frontispiece, portrait of the author and 18 engravings in text. Tulpius (1593-1674), a pupil of Paaw, is now best remembered by Rembrandt’s ‘‘ Lesson in Anatomy,’ where he is the central figure. He was a famous anatomist at the time and described as the first the ileo-coecal valve. He was also the first who described a manlike ape, and plate 14 shows a young chimpanzee. 237 Vesalius [Andreas] De humani corporis fabrica libri septem. Venice, Franciscus Senensis and Jo. Creigher, 1568 £25 Folio. Vellum. 6 l11., 510 pp., 23 ll. With 20 full-page woodcuts and over a hundred large and small woodcuts in the text. Initial letters throughout. The third edition of Vesalius’s great work, published four years after his death. The woodcuts are executed by Johann Crieger. 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