Bernardino Ramazzini - Bernardini Ramazzini Opera omnia medica & physiologica - 1716






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Bernardino Ramazzini’s illustrated first edition of *Bernardini Ramazzini Opera omnia medica & physiologica*, published in 1716, is a Latin medical work in a parchment binding with three folded copper-engraved plates.
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Full parchment hard binding. 5 raised bands on the spine, gilded ornaments and the title and author gilded in brown leather inlay. Red sprayed edges.
1 blank sheet, [4], LV, [4], 888, [15], 1 blank sheet
FIRST EDITION of L'Opera omnia medica & physiologica, which is the complete collection of Bernardino Ramazzini (1633–1714), physician and philosopher from Carpi, considered the founder of occupational medicine. The collection includes his most famous treatises, among which: De morbis artificum diatriba, the first systematic treatise on occupational diseases; Constitutiones epidemicae Mutinenses (observations on epidemics in Modena); Dissertatio de abusu Chinae Chinae (on the use of China) and it also presents the author's biography written by his nephew Bartolomeo Ramazzini.
Portrait of the author in the frontispiece, two-color title page in red and black with a fine floral vignette. 3 copper-engraved folded plates. Headpieces, tailpieces and initial letter. Signs of wear on the white margin of the title page but not compromising. Some brownish stains, as well as light foxing. Overall a specimen in good preservation state, complete and usable.
Full parchment hard binding. 5 raised bands on the spine, gilded ornaments and the title and author gilded in brown leather inlay. Red sprayed edges.
1 blank sheet, [4], LV, [4], 888, [15], 1 blank sheet
FIRST EDITION of L'Opera omnia medica & physiologica, which is the complete collection of Bernardino Ramazzini (1633–1714), physician and philosopher from Carpi, considered the founder of occupational medicine. The collection includes his most famous treatises, among which: De morbis artificum diatriba, the first systematic treatise on occupational diseases; Constitutiones epidemicae Mutinenses (observations on epidemics in Modena); Dissertatio de abusu Chinae Chinae (on the use of China) and it also presents the author's biography written by his nephew Bartolomeo Ramazzini.
Portrait of the author in the frontispiece, two-color title page in red and black with a fine floral vignette. 3 copper-engraved folded plates. Headpieces, tailpieces and initial letter. Signs of wear on the white margin of the title page but not compromising. Some brownish stains, as well as light foxing. Overall a specimen in good preservation state, complete and usable.
