Giuseppe Del Papa - Consulti Medici - 1733






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Giuseppe Del Papa’s Consulti medici, a first edition of 1733 published in Rome by Giovanni Maria Salvioni, in two volumes bound in full parchment in Italian, with the overall subject of medicine and excellent condition.
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Giuseppe Del Papa – Medical Consultations – Rome, Giovanni Maria Salvioni, 1733
Giuseppe Del Papa (1648–1735)
Medical Consultations by Mr. Doctor Giuseppe Del Papa, Archiater of the Court of Tuscany, and public Lecturer in Medicine at the University of Pisa. Dedicated to His Eminence Cardinal Trojano Acquaviva, Volume One
Francesco Borghese, Volume Two
Rome, at Giovanni Maria Salvioni, 1733.
Description:
Important and rare first edition of the medical consultations of Giuseppe Del Papa, a celebrated Tuscan physician, archiater of the Court of Tuscany and public lecturer in medicine at the University of Pisa.
The work constitutes a significant testimony of Italian medicine between the 16th and 18th centuries and collects a wide series of consultations and clinical observations by the author, relating to different pathologies and physical conditions, through which emerge the medical, diagnostic and therapeutic conceptions of the era. It also collects numerous medical consultations, often presented in the form of detailed clinical cases, in which the physician examines the symptoms, the patient’s constitution, the evolution of the disease, and the remedies deemed appropriate according to the medical knowledge of the time.
Giuseppe Del Papa (Empoli, 1648 – Florence, 1735) was one of the most authoritative figures in Tuscan medicine of his time. After teaching at the Pisa Studium, he became physician to the Medici court and archiater of the Court of Tuscany, succeeding some of the most important physicians of the Florentine milieu. He was also a member of the Accademia della Crusca and of various literary and scientific academies.
The collection of consultations was published in Rome in 1733 thanks to the editorial activity of Giovanni Gaetano Bottari, who had personal and professional relations with Del Papa. The 1733 edition is regarded as the first publication of the collection; subsequent posthumous editions followed, such as that of 1751.
Bibliographic characteristics:
Place: Rome
Publisher: Giovanni Maria Salvioni
Year: 1733
Format: quarto (4to)
Part: Volume One - Volume Two (Complete Work)
Pagination Volume One: XI, [1], 294, [4] pages.
Pagination Volume Two: XI, [1], 309, [5] pages
The text is enriched with numerous typographic and woodcut elements, including ornamented drop caps and decorative headings.
Binding
Voluminous full contemporary pe gregation binding, with sober boards and an elegantly decorated spine with small gilt tooling, divided by decorative raised bands and with a red leather label bearing the title of the work
State of preservation
The copy is in generally excellent condition
The pages show minimal scattered foxing. The paper remains generally well preserved and reading the text is easy.
Giuseppe Del Papa – Medical Consultations – Rome, Giovanni Maria Salvioni, 1733
Giuseppe Del Papa (1648–1735)
Medical Consultations by Mr. Doctor Giuseppe Del Papa, Archiater of the Court of Tuscany, and public Lecturer in Medicine at the University of Pisa. Dedicated to His Eminence Cardinal Trojano Acquaviva, Volume One
Francesco Borghese, Volume Two
Rome, at Giovanni Maria Salvioni, 1733.
Description:
Important and rare first edition of the medical consultations of Giuseppe Del Papa, a celebrated Tuscan physician, archiater of the Court of Tuscany and public lecturer in medicine at the University of Pisa.
The work constitutes a significant testimony of Italian medicine between the 16th and 18th centuries and collects a wide series of consultations and clinical observations by the author, relating to different pathologies and physical conditions, through which emerge the medical, diagnostic and therapeutic conceptions of the era. It also collects numerous medical consultations, often presented in the form of detailed clinical cases, in which the physician examines the symptoms, the patient’s constitution, the evolution of the disease, and the remedies deemed appropriate according to the medical knowledge of the time.
Giuseppe Del Papa (Empoli, 1648 – Florence, 1735) was one of the most authoritative figures in Tuscan medicine of his time. After teaching at the Pisa Studium, he became physician to the Medici court and archiater of the Court of Tuscany, succeeding some of the most important physicians of the Florentine milieu. He was also a member of the Accademia della Crusca and of various literary and scientific academies.
The collection of consultations was published in Rome in 1733 thanks to the editorial activity of Giovanni Gaetano Bottari, who had personal and professional relations with Del Papa. The 1733 edition is regarded as the first publication of the collection; subsequent posthumous editions followed, such as that of 1751.
Bibliographic characteristics:
Place: Rome
Publisher: Giovanni Maria Salvioni
Year: 1733
Format: quarto (4to)
Part: Volume One - Volume Two (Complete Work)
Pagination Volume One: XI, [1], 294, [4] pages.
Pagination Volume Two: XI, [1], 309, [5] pages
The text is enriched with numerous typographic and woodcut elements, including ornamented drop caps and decorative headings.
Binding
Voluminous full contemporary pe gregation binding, with sober boards and an elegantly decorated spine with small gilt tooling, divided by decorative raised bands and with a red leather label bearing the title of the work
State of preservation
The copy is in generally excellent condition
The pages show minimal scattered foxing. The paper remains generally well preserved and reading the text is easy.
