Thomae Sydenham (13 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Hardback; very good in very good dustjacket. Limited edition of 275 copies.; Reprint of Thomas Sydenham's first book on the treatment of fevers - the Latin text of the 1666 and 1668 editions with English translation by R. G. Latham (1848) . Introduction, Notes & Index by G. G. Meynell.; 252 pages.…

Decorative Cloth. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 1844 First Edition. No Sydenham Society Volume number stated on half title, This is Volume I. Size octavo, 667 pages including index, plus errata. Publisher's original black cloth covered boards with ornate frames in blind to the front and back covers, and to the front cover a central gilt vignette of the Sydenham Society Arms, gilt titles and blind tooled bands to the spine, top page edge gilt, pale yellow paste-downs and end-papers. Condition very good, corners hinges and spine edges rubbed, university of Durham college of medicine library stamp to half-title number stamped on title, else label removed from front paste-down, few spots to end-papers, else contents clean throughout. The Complete Works of the Founder of the Society Thomas Sydenham.…

1st Ed. xxx + 667pp. + [i]. Light browning, original gilt lettered blind embossed cloth with gilt device to boards, spine sl. bumped with several sm. nicks, edges sl. bumped. Waller 9405; G & M 63. ''Sydenham is one of the greatest figures in internal medicine .' US$37.

Condition: Fair. London: Societatis Sydenhamianae, 1844. Sm 4to Hardcover. 668pp. Latin. Fair book. Covers rubbed, corners bumped. Spine taped. Hinges cracked. In protective mylar cover. From the collection of John Gach (1946-2009), a bibliophile and a nationally known bookseller who specialized in rare books devoted to the human sciences. (medicine, diseases ) Inquire if you need further information.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Good hardcover book, no dust jacket. Book is in Latin. Blind stamp and gilt decorations on covers and spine. Gilt lettering on spine is dulled and lightly worn. Shelf wear, toning, and bumping to covers and spine. Fabric worn through at spine ends and cover corners. Top edge of text blocks gilt, light wear and some grime darkening. Pages toned, mainly at edges, light foxing throughout. Smudging on end papers and text block edges. Pencil on fpep. Few places throughout where hinges are beginning to split, binding holding firm. Each book individually inspected and described. Never X-Library unless specifically described as such.…

Condition: Good. Londini 1844 first edition. Sydenhamianae. Hardcover large octavo. Green cloth with gilt shield. 668p. In Latin. Original yellow end papers and hinges not cracked; 3 different bookplates. Spine ends and cover extreme tips worn. Good.

2 tomes petit-In-4, 711pp. - 496pp.-168pp.-88pp., reliure plein veau de l'epoque, dos orne a nerfs, pieces de titre, coins et coiffes uses, charnieres fatiguees, Bwx-04 .

xxx, 2 leaves, [3]-667, [1] pp. Original cloth. Small nick in top of spine. Mostly unopened. Near Fine. Second Edition of Garrison-Morton 63 (citing 1st ed., 1844): "A better edition . . . (editio altera) appeared in 1846 [offered here]. ".

Frontis grabado con el retrato del autor, 31 hojas, 782 páginas, 28 hojas (índice). Ilustrado con letras capitales xilográficas y cul-de-lamp. Encuadernación en pergamino moderno, lomera rotulada. Buen estado de conservación. Edición original. Seis portadillas encabezando cada parte del tratado: Indice enfermedades controladas en la Facultad de Londres desde 1661 al 1677.- Curacion de las fiebres continuas e intermitentes ocurridas en 1662-1664, de las pestes, colera en 1669, disenterias, cólicos en 1670-1671, neumonia, reumatismo en 1675.- Comunicaciones entre los profesores Roberto Brady, Luis Venera, Enrique Paman, Guillermo Cole sobre epidemias, viruelas.- Tratado (prologo 1638) sobre la gota.- Farmacopea para fiebres intermitentes.- Farmacopea para viruela, disenteria, cólera. Thomas Sydenham (Wynford Eagle, Dorset,10 de septiembre de 1624 - Londres, 29 de diciembre de 1689) fue un médico inglés. Su trabajo se caracterizó por ser siempre de estrecho contacto con el paciente, consagrándose más al estudio de los síntomas que al de las teorías médicas. 17x10 cm. …

Hardcover. Early Edition. Thick quarto. In Very Good condition. Dark burgundy leather with gilt lettering to embossed five-band spine. Moderate amount of soiling and fraying on boards and more shelf wear on spine with tiny tears at bottom and fraying on top. Textblock is clean though paper wavy with minor discoloration and offsetting on a few pages. Contains an insert "Synopsis Febrium" folded in four with a tear at center. Latin text in small print. Gilt edges (a bit dusty). GM consignment. Shelved in Case 5. This is a scarce early edition (first published in 1689) of 7 works compiled in one volume as follows: Book One: Phtisiologia; Two: Tractatus de Morbis Universalibus Acutis; Three: Pyretologia sive Tractatus de Febribus Inflammatoriis; Four: Opera Medica comprising: de Morbis Acutis Infantum by Dr. Gualtero Harris; Hypotyposis by Dr. Gulielmi Cole; Dissertativncvla de Mechanica Ratione by Dr. Gulielmi Cole; Tractatus de Secretione Animale by Dr. Gulielmi Cole; Tractatus de Quibusdam Morbis Chronicis by Dr. Martini Lister; Tractatus de Variolis by Dr. Martini Lister; Processus Integri in Morbis Fere Omnibus Curandis by Dr. Thomae Sydenham; Morton is also known for his notes on "anorexia nervosa" and for his compassionate approach to therapy in the 17th century.; 1256269. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Frontispiece, 21 leaves, 273, [43, Index], 353-489 pp. Contemporary vellum, with yapped outer edges. Title hand lettered in ink on spine. Small piece cut from upper blank corner of title page. Ink stamp of Prof. R. Kobert on front flyleaf. Two lines underlined in ink on one page. Very Good. First Edition. The works included are: Observationes medicae circa morborum acutorum historiam et curationem; Epistolae responsoriae duae. Prima de morbis epidemicis ab anno 1675. ad annum 1680. ad D. Robertum Brady . ; Secunda De luis venereae historia & curatione, ad D. Henricum Paman; Dissertatio epistolaris ad . . . Gulielmum Cole; De observationibus nuperis circa curationem variolarum confluentium, nec non de affectione hysterica. Sydenham's Observationes medicae, the first work in this volume, was originally published in 1676. It is Garrison-Morton 2198, 5075, and 5441.1. According to OCLC listings, some copies of the 1683 Opuscula have Sydenham's Tractatus de Podagra et Hydrope bound at the end. This copy does not. I do not know if the 1683 Opuscula is incomplete it does not have the Tractatus. Also, since I have not seen a copy of the 1683 Opuscula with the Tractatus bound at the end, I do not know what the title page imprint of the Tractatus is when it is bound at the end of the Opuscula. The Tractatus was first published in London in 1683, so its publisher was NOT the same as the publisher of the Opuscula. It is interesting that the two digitized copies I found online of the Opuscula do NOT contain the Tractatus de Podagra et Hydrope. They are identical to the copy offered here. OCLC locates copies in these US libraries: Chicago, Columbia, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Minnesota, National Library of Medicine, New York Academy of Medicine, Northwestern, College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Princeton, University of Texas Medical Branch, Yale.…

Couverture rigide. Condition: Bon. 2 volumes petit in-4 (240 x 172 mm) ; T. I : (4), 711 pp. T.II : (4), 496 pages ; à la suite : MUSGRAVE, Guilhelmi : De arthridide anomala, sive interna. Dissertatio. De arthridide symptomatica. Dissertatio. (8), 168 + (8), 88 pages. Plein veau de l'époque, dos à nerfs orné, tranches rouges, coupes frottées, coiffes usées, coins émoussés, quelques cahiers légèrement brunis, sinon très bon état. Belle édition collective des œuvres de Thomas Sydenham (1624-1689), remarquable clinicien londonien, qui eut une renommée immense et qui fut surnommé « l'Hippocrate anglais ». L'édition originale a paru en 1685 (cf. Garrison & Morton, 63). Il s'agit d'un ouvrage fondamental dans l'histoire de la médecine et du diagnostic médical. L'auteur, suivant la tradition hippocratique, estime que le diagnostic des maladies est facilité par la connaissance précise des constitutions épidémiques. Il recensa une quarantaine de constitutions épidémiques, à Londres, entre 1661 et 1675 (maladies pestilentielles, choléra, variole, . ). Sa thérapeutique est fondée sur les symptômes. Il préconise l'opium dans les fièvres, et le quinquina dans les maladies chroniques. Les conceptions de Sydenham sur l'hystérie (cf. Hunter & Macalpine, pp. 221-224) sont exprimées dans la dissertation « ad Guilielmum Cole » (T.1, pp. 230-284) Le traité « de podagra et hydrope » (T. I, pp. 300-349) comporte la première description clinique complète et précise de la goutte, que Sydenham connaissait bien pour en avoir souffert. Il conseille d'éviter le vin et les viandes de gibiers. (cf. Printing and the mind of man, 159, pour l'édition originale de ce traité). L'éditeur a ajouté aux œuvres de Sydenham les importants mémoires de Musgrave sur la goutte et sur les complications articulaires de la gonorrhée (cf. Copeman, A short history of the gout, p. 5, 7, 8, 85, 146, 147). Musgrave fut secrétaire de la Société royale de Londres.…

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