Georgii Entii - Opera omnia medico-physica - 1687






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Opera omnia medico-physica by Georgii Entii, first published in 1687 in Leiden, in Latin, bound in full parchment with five nerves and a handwritten title on the spine, 629 pages, 16 × 10 cm, first edition by Petrum Vander, medicine, in good condition.
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Full parchment binding, stiff, with five raised cords and a manuscript title on the spine. Red speckled edges.
1 blank leaf, [15] comprising preliminaries and front matter, 629, [13], 1 blank leaf
The Opera Omnia medico-physica of George Ent (known in Latin as Georgius Entius) is a famous collection of medical and scientific writings published in 1687 in Leiden. Sir George Ent (1604–1689) was an English physician, famous also for his friendship and defense of William Harvey’s theories on the circulation of blood. The work includes anatomical observations, essays based on experimental philosophy and on respiration.
First edition. Frontispiece figure, title page with an engraved vignette. A couple of initial capitals. Ex libris affixed to the first guard. Wear along the spine throughout the volume, more pronounced in the initial portion. Nevertheless the copy is in good conservative condition. Complete and usable.
Full parchment binding, stiff, with five raised cords and a manuscript title on the spine. Red speckled edges.
1 blank leaf, [15] comprising preliminaries and front matter, 629, [13], 1 blank leaf
The Opera Omnia medico-physica of George Ent (known in Latin as Georgius Entius) is a famous collection of medical and scientific writings published in 1687 in Leiden. Sir George Ent (1604–1689) was an English physician, famous also for his friendship and defense of William Harvey’s theories on the circulation of blood. The work includes anatomical observations, essays based on experimental philosophy and on respiration.
First edition. Frontispiece figure, title page with an engraved vignette. A couple of initial capitals. Ex libris affixed to the first guard. Wear along the spine throughout the volume, more pronounced in the initial portion. Nevertheless the copy is in good conservative condition. Complete and usable.
