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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the 'public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.…

Couverture rigide. Condition: Assez bon. Paris, chez Gervais Clousier, 1651 ; 1 vol. in-12 (16 x 12.5 cm), (8), 371, (36) pp., reliure de l'époque en parchemin ivoire, dos lisse, date manuscrite, quelques rousseurs, petits travaux de vers dans la marge supérieure en début de volume, assez bon état. Nouvelle édition de cet ouvrage, qui est l'aboutissement du discours de la vulgarisation médicale, en langue vernaculaire, qui fut mis en place durant la Renaissance. Il a paru pour la première fois en 1577 et fut réédité jusqu'en 1651. Toutes les éditions anciennes sont devenues rares, surtout en bon état, les exemplaires ayant été souvent consultés et manipulés. Cet ouvrage se situe dans la lignée du "Trésor des pauvres" d'Arnauld de Villeneuve et de Petrus Hispanus, mais s'en différencie, se voulant plus complet et "mis au dernier point de perfection". Jean Liébault [ou Liébaut] (vers 1535-1596), né à Dijon, se fit recevoir docteur à Paris, où il s'installa. Il épousa la fille de l'imprimeur Charles Estienne. Il devint, à la fin de sa vie, premier médecin de Catherine de Bourbon, soeur d'Henri IV. Nous partageons l'opinion de V. Worth-Stylianou selon qui Liebault "faisait partie d'une petite série de 'vulgarisateurs' exceptionnels, qui compte Paré, les Guillemeau (père et fils) et Louise Bourgeois" et dont les compilations ou adaptations sont "savamment agencées et revues". A la différence de ses devanciers et de la plupart de ses successeurs, Liebault ne semble pas seulement, d'après le titre de son ouvrage, destiner son ouvrage aux pauvres et aux personnes charitables, mais au grand public dans son ensemble. Cet ouvrage consiste en une longue série de remèdes et recettes pour des maux et infirmités de gravité variée. On peut citer au hasard certains des sujets traités : chute des cheveux, léthargie, phrénésie, vertige, épilepsie, surdité, douleurs dentaires, toux, colique, dysurie, impuissance, etc. REFERENCES : Gilles-Chikhaoui A: From the table to the bed: controlling female sexuality through food in French Renaissance literature: "Jean Liébault was a doctor and also son-in-law of Charles Estienne, who wrote De Nutrimentis (1550), a dietary treatise. Liébault himself compiled one of these books, the Thesaurus sanitatis pirtitu facilis (1577) translated in French as the Thresor universel des pauvres et des riches and bases a part of his medical discourse on dietetics as a corrective to disease. Jean-Louis Flandrin showed how this treatise focused on diet and how dietetics of the Renaissance is as concerned with the seasons, constitutions and suitable food as with cooking techniques and seasonings (Margolin, 1982: 90); "Réach-Ngô A : Ni savants, ni populaires : la stratégie éditoriale des "Trésors de médecine" à la Renaissance, Mémoires du Livre, 2014, 6, n° 1 ; Coste J : La médecine pratique et ses genres littéraires en France à l'époque moderne ; Porter R : The Popularization of Medicine, p. 102. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. A scarce, late 16th century, first edition of Liébault's Three Books Pertaining to the Infirmities and Diseases of Women, being one of the first treatises published in France dealing exclusively with women's diseases. The work addresses infertility, pregnancy, menstruation, and female infirmities, with commentary from Liébault on uterine disorders and emphasizing empirical observation. The work was highly influential in French gynaecology, marking a step toward modern gynecology by integrating Renaissance anatomical insights and promoting preventive care for women, and being published several times. Among many other notes, the work also has one of the first accounts of hot flashes, described as petite rougers by Liébault. It has been disputed that Liébault's work is a copy of Giovanni Marinello's 1563 Italian treatise Le medicine partenenti alle infermità delle donne, though this has been historically disputed. Born in Dijon, Liébault largely practiced medicine in Paris, becoming physician to Catherine de Bourbon, sister of Henry IV. He married Nicole Estienne, daughter of the famed printer Charles Estienne. Careful collation and comparison to digitized copies indicates that this is the 1582 first edition, as per 30811 on USTC. USTC records 11 existing copies of this edition in libraries. One finely bound volume in octavo, (14 of 16)+923+(21) pages This volume is in very good shape, with minor wear and wear to the binding. There is minor foxing and soiling throughout. …

Hardcover. 1st Edition. Four volumes bound in two. Crown quarto. Pp. viii, (iv), 362; 535; 239; 363. Plus one colour plate to the first volume. With a total of 957 illustrations (228; 324; 156; 249, respectively). HARDCOVER, uniformly bound in fine polished half cloth and boards, with main part of the original printed wrapper laid-down. In fine condition. ~ FIRST EDITION. Complete set. J-7. ~ ~ NOTE: TOTAL REDUCTION SALE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator).…

Hardcover. 1st Edition. Four volumes. Crown quarto. Pp. viii, (iv), 362; 535; 239; 363. Plus one colour plate to the first volume. With a total of 957 illustrations (228; 324; 156; 249, respectively). HARDCOVER, uniformly bound in fine contemporary quarter calf and red marbled boards, spines gilt, marbled endpapers. In fine condition. A very attractive set. ~ FIRST EDITION. Complete set. Each volume with old, most charmingly illustrated bookplate to first paste-down. E-2. ~ ~ NOTE: TOTAL REDUCTION SALE: THE PRICE OF THIS BOOK IS CURRENTLY REDUCED! ~ ~ (illustrator). …

Reliure. Condition: Très bon. 2 volumes reliures plein veau porphyre de l'époque, dos lisses ornés de caisssons dorés avec fleuron central, pièces de titre de maroquin rouge, pièces de tomaison de cuir marron, triple filet doré d'encadrement sur les plats avec fleuron d'angle, tranches marbrées. Tome 1: 85 pages (Dissertation sur l'origine, les progrès et l'état actuel du théâtre allemand) [1] et 347 pages ("Miss Sara Sampson" et "Les Juifs", par Gotthold Ephaïm Lessing, et "La Fidélité éprouvée, par Gärtner). Tome 2: 504 pages [3] ("L'Esprit fort, comédie" et "Le Trésor", par Gotthold Ephaïm Lessing (1729-1781), "Le Billet de loterie", par C.F. Gellert). Pièces traduites. par George Adam Junker (1716-1805), et Liébault. Bel exemplaire, reliures très fraiches ( Photographies sur demande / We can send pictures of this book on simple request ) Size: in 12 (17x10). …