S. Hahnemann; A.-J.-L. Jourdan - Doctrine et traitement homœopathique des maladies chroniques - 1846





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Three-volume set of Doctrine and Homoeopathic Treatment of Chronic Diseases by S. Hahnemann, translated from German by A.-J.-L. Jourdan, bound in demi leather, Édition ultérieure, published by J. B. Baillière in French, 1846 edition, 1872 pages, in very good condition.
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Second edition, entirely rewritten and considerably enlarged, translated from German for the latest edition by A.-J.-L. Jourdan, member of the Royal Academy of Medicine.
Fine set in 3 volumes, devoted to chronic diseases and their homeopathic treatment, a major work by Samuel Hahnemann, founder of homeopathy.
The three volumes are presented in beautiful uniform bindings, with raised spine bands, gilded titles and tomes, gilded fillets and fleur-de-lys ornaments.
Condition: very good general condition for this 1846 set. Bindings solid and decorative, showing only a few signs of use. Interiors particularly clean and well preserved, with only a few small foxing spots and scattered stains, insignificant and without impact on reading. No notable faults observed.
The three volumes form a particularly homogeneous and decorative set, interesting as much for a 19th-century medical book collector as for the history of homeopathy.
Second edition, entirely rewritten and considerably enlarged, translated from German for the latest edition by A.-J.-L. Jourdan, member of the Royal Academy of Medicine.
Fine set in 3 volumes, devoted to chronic diseases and their homeopathic treatment, a major work by Samuel Hahnemann, founder of homeopathy.
The three volumes are presented in beautiful uniform bindings, with raised spine bands, gilded titles and tomes, gilded fillets and fleur-de-lys ornaments.
Condition: very good general condition for this 1846 set. Bindings solid and decorative, showing only a few signs of use. Interiors particularly clean and well preserved, with only a few small foxing spots and scattered stains, insignificant and without impact on reading. No notable faults observed.
The three volumes form a particularly homogeneous and decorative set, interesting as much for a 19th-century medical book collector as for the history of homeopathy.

