M.B.L.M - L'art de conserver sa santé, composé par l'école de Salerne - 1776

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Single copy of L'art de conserver sa santé, composé par l'école de Salerne by M.B.L.M., 1776 reissue, bound in demi cuir, 106 pages, in French (original language), published by Les Libraires Associés, in good condition.

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Rare edition of this treatise on preventive medicine and hygiene, which presents, in an accessible form, the principles for preserving the body, avoiding illness, and prolonging life through a balanced lifestyle.

The work aligns with the long tradition of the famous Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum, a text attributed to the School of Salerno, which greatly helped spread in Europe practical guidelines concerning diet, sleep, exercise, daily habits, and overall health maintenance.

Rather than seeing medicine solely as a means to treat diseases once they appear, the book places essential emphasis on prevention, inviting everyone to observe the needs of their organism and to adopt a discipline capable of maintaining balance between the body’s various functions.

M.B.L.M - The Art of Preserving One’s Health, composed by the School of Salerno - 1776 - Les Libraires Associés -

Good binding condition, work in its period half-leather, marbled boards, wear in use, some flaws on boards and spine, lower joint missing, chip at spine head, split seams, red edges, smooth spine with ornament, gold title on red morocco piece -

Good interior condition, scattered stains (more pronounced on certain leaves), handsome vignette on title page, pretty headbands, nice printer’s initials, presence of a handwritten page, marbled endpapers in acceptable condition, good copy -

Delivery service ensured within a few days –

Rare edition of this treatise on preventive medicine and hygiene, which presents, in an accessible form, the principles for preserving the body, avoiding illness, and prolonging life through a balanced lifestyle.

The work aligns with the long tradition of the famous Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum, a text attributed to the School of Salerno, which greatly helped spread in Europe practical guidelines concerning diet, sleep, exercise, daily habits, and overall health maintenance.

Rather than seeing medicine solely as a means to treat diseases once they appear, the book places essential emphasis on prevention, inviting everyone to observe the needs of their organism and to adopt a discipline capable of maintaining balance between the body’s various functions.

M.B.L.M - The Art of Preserving One’s Health, composed by the School of Salerno - 1776 - Les Libraires Associés -

Good binding condition, work in its period half-leather, marbled boards, wear in use, some flaws on boards and spine, lower joint missing, chip at spine head, split seams, red edges, smooth spine with ornament, gold title on red morocco piece -

Good interior condition, scattered stains (more pronounced on certain leaves), handsome vignette on title page, pretty headbands, nice printer’s initials, presence of a handwritten page, marbled endpapers in acceptable condition, good copy -

Delivery service ensured within a few days –

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
History, Medicine, Science
Book title
L'art de conserver sa santé, composé par l'école de Salerne
Author/ Illustrator
M.B.L.M
Condition
Good
Publication year oldest item
1776
Edition
Reprint
Language
French
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Les Libraires Associés
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Number of pages
106
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Objects sold
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