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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book is a fascinating treatise on Sena, an herb with remarkable health benefits. The author, a renowned physician, delves into the history, properties, and uses of this ancient plant. Readers will discover the medicinal applications of Sena, its efficacy as a purgative, and its role in treating a wide range of ailments. The book also explores the herb's significance within traditional medicine and its place in the broader context of herbal remedies. By examining the therapeutic potential of Sena, this book underscores the importance of natural remedies and the enduring wisdom of ancient healing practices. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book presents the author's detailed research on the various ways to heal diseases with plants, specifically exploring the use of trees and vines in ancient medicine. The text draws from existing works and incorporates the author's own experiences and observations to provide a comprehensive guide to plant-based remedies. Beyond simply listing medicinal uses, the book investigates the effects of these remedies on the human body and discusses their historical significance within the field of medicine. This book is an invaluable resource for those interested in the history of herbal medicine and its continued relevance in the present day. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book analyzes medical plants and their medicinal properties from a historical perspective, providing insight into their role in treating various common ailments during ancient and medieval times. It covers a wide range of plants, discussing their use in ancient Roman and Greek medicine, as well as their continued relevance in herbal remedies today. The author details the specific medicinal properties of each plant, drawing on the works of renowned physicians like Hippocrates, Galen, and Dioscorides. Overall, this book offers a comprehensive exploration of the historical and practical applications of medicinal plants, making it a valuable resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the history of medicine and natural remedies. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item.

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Couverture rigide. Condition: Très bon. Edition originale. In-12° relié plein vélin de l'époque 1 f. blanc, 175-(1] pages et 79-[3] pages pour le second texte. Très bel exemplaire en excellente condition. Ex-libris Jacques Laget au verso du premier plat, titre inscrit au dos à l'époque, à la plume. - - - - L'édition originale latine a paru en 1546 sous le titre Phaenomena, sive aeria Ephemerides, suivie de la première version française en 1547 publiée sous le titre Le Miroir du temps. Cette édition latine révisée parut au mois d'août 1554. C'est sur elle que fut établie la deuxième édition française sous le titre Les Ephemerides perpetuelles de l'air : autreme[n]t l'astrologie des rustiques. Antoine Mizauld (Montluçon, 1510-Paris, 1578) était le médecin et astrologue de Marguerite de Navarre. Il occupa une place importante dans la littérature scientifique de la Renaissance, notamment grâce à un traité de météorologie dans lequel il évoque la possibilité de prévoir le temps. Quirielle : Ğ Il fit ses études classiques à Bourges, et ses études médicales à Paris où il reçut les leçons des meilleurs maaîtres du temps. Mizault trouva dans l'astrologie, dont il avait étudié les pratiques, en compagnie de son ami Oronce Finé, une spécialité supérieurement choisie à un époque où cette science chimérique était en grande faveur et comptait des fanatiques jusque sur les marches du trone. Aussi, sa vogue, comme médecin-mage, fut-elle extraordinaire. ğ Traité en quatre parties, Les ephemerides perpetuelles de l'air permettent de connaître, interpréter et prévoir les phénomènes atmosphériques comme a pluie, de la rosée, du frimas, de la neige, des vents et de leur connaissance chez les marins, du tonnerre, de l'éclair, de la foudre, du gel, des tempêtes. La dernière partie contient aussi une section sur la prédiction d'arrivée des comètes, tremblements de terre. Ğ L'année 1524 marque en France le début de l'immense succès de l'astrométéorologie. (?) Dès lors, de la La grande pronostication des laboureurs à la Révélation du Saint prophète Edras jusqu'aux travaux d'Oronce Fine ou d'Antoine Mizauld, l'astrométéorologie développe ses thèmes dans les almanachs, les éphémerides et pronostications annuelles avec un succès croissant dont il est possible d'avoir une idée par la lecture des journaux et des livres de raison qui se font l'écho de l'imprégnation des esprits par les prévisions astrométéorologiques. (?) En effet, l'astrométéorologie participe à la diffusion d'un modèle d'explication des événements météorologiques qui permet non seulement leur compréhension partielle mais aussi leur prévison scientifique. (?) Comme l'héritage aristotélicien, l'astrologie apporte à la compréhension des phénomènes atmosphériques, non seulement des sources dignes de considération, mais aussi une véritable méthode de prévision ; le mot est d'Antoine Mizauld, qui en donne l'un des meilleurs exemples avec le Mirouer du temps (?) De cet héritage émergent un certain nombre de principes qui délimitent le champ d'investigations de l'astrométéorologie et organisent sa démarche : l'air d'une nature insaisissable traverse toutes choses et les altère. Cette transmuance, encore un mot de Mizauld, en fait un instrument sensible aux influences astrales comme aux messages divins. (?) Certains textes à l'exemple du Mirouer du temps encouragent l'observation individuelle comme un certain esprit critique. Mais si l'auteur du Miroir du Temps dissocie clairement la possibilité de prévoir le temps à venir et celle d'interpréter les événements climatiques en fonction de l'histoire humaine, il ne craint pas pourtant d'affirmer sa vive croyance en les capacités de l'esprit humain à lire l'avenir dans le changeant Tableau des merveilles que constitue pour lui l'atmosphère. ğ [Le Prado-Madaule Danielle. L'astrométéorologie : influence et évolution en France. In: Histoire, économie et société. 1996, 15e année, n°2. pp. 179-20 .Brunet, III, 1779 ; Caillet, II, 7614 ; Poggendorff, II, 163 (édition latine de 1547) ; Quirielle, p. 158, n° II.

Softcover. Condition: Fair. Two related, and likely printed simultaneously, works of Antonio Mizauld, defining correlations between celestial movements and their effects on health for the year 1555. The first book is mostly monthly tables, for 1555, relating health to movements of the heavens. The second work is an explanation, providing the user/reader a reference guide to the first work. It was likely printed with a separate title page and collation so that purchasers could re-use the second book in future years, needing to only buy updated tables. Provenance - The title page has an old faded inscription; under black light, and with light from the back (to see through the repair) it seems to say, "Contremarq (?). A le Coq". Since the printer was located at the sign of the two roosters, it seems that this is an inscription from the printer verifying that this was sold at the shop; perhaps this was a method for fighting illegal printings. The ticket of the Harvard astronomer and historian of science, Owen Gingerich, is found on the front endpapers. Notes on the rarity of the work are under the ticket, indicating he wrote them. Bibliographic Details - Ephemeris. 1555, Universal Short Title Catalogue (USTC) number 151790, 6 copies recorded in the world's libraries; two in France, three in Italy and one at Corpus Christi Oxford. Explicatio et Usus Coelestis, Universal Short Title Catalogue (USTC) number 151800, 8 copies recorded in the world's libraries. Worldcat OCLC catalogue numbers 22915194 and 22915576 Physical Attributes - Measures approx. 17 x 12 x 1 cm. Limp vellum binding. Printer's mark of unicorn on both title pages. Both works have tables of information. Not paginated. Collation - A-C8, D4, a-e8. Collates complete. Condition - See pictures. Vellum with light waviness and some stain marks; on rear board is a sewn repair (old). Binding ties are missing with pinholes where they were tacked on. Small chip at top of spine. The pastedowns are lifted, exposing the back of the vellum and the ties. Edges of blank unpaginated endpapers damaged. Ex libris ticket on one endpaper, with "very rare, not in NVC, BN, or BL; Paris (obs?) only". Title page edge damage repaired in an amateur way (older restoration). Very faded inscription on title page, and darkening and stain. Throughout text block toning and occasional fox spot. Also, occasional page edge chip, dog-eared corner, thumbing, candle-ember mark, etc.

First edition, in the original Latin, of what proved an extremely popular work: 900 medical and other "secrets", including information on astrology, gardening, cosmetics and other subjects, arranged in nine numbered chapters, each containing 100 numbered prose "aphorisms". Like most books of secrets it offers a mixture of science and superstition gathered from a wide variety of ancient and modern sources, many of them named in the aphorisms, and its medicinal recipes served in turn as sources for other authors internationally. It is a beautiful little piece of book production, with finely engraved woodcut decorated initials and headpieces, excellent presswork and the main text set in a lovely Granjon St Augustin (86 mm/20 lines) italic.Mizauld (1510-1578) was a professor of medicine at the University of Paris and astrologer and physician to Margaret of Valois. Mizauld thought the poor often fell prey to greedy apothecaries, so he presented them with remedies they could often grow in their own gardens or gather in the wild. It was an entirely different work from the Memorabilium aliquot . that Mizauld had published in 1554, but succeeded to and expanded on his Arcanorum naturae sylvula (1555). With occasional contemporary and later manuscript notes and an 18th-century(?) library stamp on the title-page (partly erased), not affecting the printed image. With 1 leaf nearly detached, a water stain in the last 5 quires, and occasional (mostly marginal) slight browning or minor stains, but still generally in good condition. With the sewing supports broken at the front hinge and minor damage to the headbands, but binding otherwise good.l Brüning 369; Durling 3178 note & 3187 note; Rosenthal, Bibliotheca Magica, 2987 (incompl.); Thorndike VI, p. 216; USTC 158149; Wellcome 4362. 17th-century(?) limp sheepskin parchment, sewn on 3 tanned leather supports, with remains of 2 pair of alum tawed ties. With Morel's woodcut tree device on the title-page, 2 woodcut headpieces and 7 woodcut decorated initials (plus 3 repeats), the headpieces and initials in an unusually delicate design, finely executed, the initial A printed from two different but very similar blocks. Set in italic types with the preliminaries in roman, and incidental Greek. Pages: [16], 136 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This is the first edition of a most interesting work by Antonio Mizauld, the prolific Paris astronomer and physician. He taught medicine in Paris, and was a close friend to Oronce Fine, as well as the personal physician and astrologer to Marguerite de Valois, Queen of France. Artificiosa Methodus is the first edition of the revised and improved Nova et Mira Artificia.ÂBOUND WITH: Alexikepus, seu Auxiliaris et Medicus Hortus, Rerum variorum, & secretorum Remediorum accessione locupletatus Lutetia (i.e. Paris): Apud Federicum Morellum Regium Typographum, 1575 8vo, later vellum with morocco spine label. I: 8 leaves, folios 1-39 (i.e. 78 pp); 1 blank; II: 12 leaves, folios 1-107 (i.e. 214 pp); 5 leaves. This is the second edition (first F. Morell, 1564) of the Alexikepus. See Neville II pp 175-6 which describes this book as "An important pharmaceutical and medical work, primarily on the cure of diseases by the administration of medicines from natural sources, mainly plants". BOOK DETAILS (MIZAULD): Slight loss of vellum near the bottom of the spine, slight stain upper corners on some pages but not obtrusive. Overall VG. RARITY: Neville describes this issue as very rare. Four copies of Mizuald have sold at auction in the last century (RBH). Copies in the U.S. are found at NYPL and the National Library of Medicine. PROVENANCE: This copy is from the Arthur C. Greenberg History of Chemistry Library. REFERENCES: Adams M1494; Dumoulin, 243; NLM/Durling, 3191; see Bitting, p. 327 (second edition only). Further, Partington (II, pp 27-28) discusses Mizauld. See also Ferguson II: pp 96-97.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Köln am Rhein, Joh. Gymnicus, 1577. Kl.-8°. 8 nn. Bl., 76 S. (a-f8), f7-8 unbedruckt. Moderner Halbpergamentband mit vergoldetem Titel auf dem schwarzen Rücken. [14] Adams M, 1495. - Mit Druckermarke auf dem Titel. Figürliche Initialen. Ganz leicht fleckig. Marginalien teilweise knapp beschnitten. Antonius Mizaldus (Mizauld), geb. 1520 in Montlucon, berühmter Arzt und Astrolog, gest. in Paris 1578.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. De Arcanis Naturae, Libelli Quatuor (About the Secrets of Nature in 4 books) by Antoine Mizauld also named Mizaldus Jacques Kerver Paris 1558 Worldwide Shipping rare French renaissance book about the arcane secrets of nature written by the 16th century French doctor & astrologer Antoine Mizauld, also known by the name of Mizaldus 1st edition published by Jacques Kerver Paris, France 1558 attractively bound in contemporary vellum boards small 8vo elaborate headers, & end-pieces beautifully embellished with woodcut initials divided into four parts, each about the secret properties of plants & herbs, as well as zoological observations and historical references text complete (lacks title-page) written in Latin partially legible traces of black ink spine titling Atoine Mizauld (1510-1578), or Mizaldus, was a world-renowned doctor & amateur astrologer in the time of Copernicus and Nostradamus Mizaldus felt he was meant for more significant things than healing, and devoted his life to examining the mysteries of nature known as a secrets author who published De Arcanis Natruae (1558), along iwth Memorabilium, ulitium ac jucundorum Centuria IX Arcanorum (1566), Mizaldus was regarded with incredulity, and was esteemed for his rare learning and acumen Gabriel Naude pointed out to a bookseller, thereby stopping a planned collected edition of Mizaldus in 1688, how Mizaldus had recorded many silly and extravagant things in his books the result is that one can become acquainted with Mizaldus' works only in their original editions, and most of these have become rare Condition: good to very good condition; strongly bound in contemporary vellum boards; lacks title-page, otherwise text complete and in good condition; signs of censorship with several passages blotted out (mostly centered on the 3rd book), a few light stains of the vellum boards, partially legible blank-ink spine title. book dimensions: 108 mm X 75 mm total length; 314 pages, plus front & rear blank leafs, (text complete 157 leaves, lacks front title).