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Amsterdam, Daniel Elzevier 1669. (16) 232 p. Bound in brown leather with gilt decorated spine, marbled endpapers and matching marbled slipcase (Fine copy. Facsimile edition by Score at Paris in 1976.)

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Birmingham: Classics of Cardiology, 1986. hardcover. very good(+). Prefaced by an Introduction and Translation by K.J. Franklin. Illustrated, full gilt-decorated gray leather, a.e.g. Birmingham: Privately Printed for the Classics of Cardiology Library, 1986. Page edges foxed, still a very good(+) copy.<br/> <br/> "Lower was the first to demonstrate the scroll-like structure of the cardiac muscle. He was one of the first to transfuse blood." GM 761. Facsimile of the 1669 Latin edition with the 1932 English translation.<br/> <br/>

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1976. Reprint Avril 1976. - Amsterdam, Daniel Elzevir, 1669, Kl. 8°, (16), 232 pp., 7 meist doppelblattgroße, gefaltete Tafeln, Titelvignette, Ledereinband im stil d.Zeit im Schuber; feines Expl. Fine reprint of this CLASSIC OF CARDIAC PHYSIOLOGY! Erste Elzevir Ausgabe und zugleich erste kontinentale Edition, nur wenige Monate nach der Londoner edito princeps erschienen. Richard Lowers Werk ist das erste wichtige Buch zur Anatomie und Physiologie des Herzkreislaufsystem nach Harvey. Richard Lower (1631-1691) war einer der frühesten Anwender der Bluttransfusion und sein Buch enthält wichtige Beiträge zur Geschichte der Blutübertragung. So wurde z.B. die erste Transfusion am Menschen in England durch Lower am 23.11.1667 zusammen mit King ausgeführt. Der Empfänger war ein 22jähriger Baccalaurens der Theologie, von dem es heißt, "his brain was him a little to warm". Es wurden ihm zunächst aus einer fregelegten Vene am Arm 6 - 7 Unzen (1 Unze = 30g) Blut abgelassen, daruaf die frei… Ler mais

Internally clean and fresh with only moderate age-toning. The plates are intact with no chipping, tears, or loss. Moderate wear to binding with some loss at foot of spine. Jacobum Willeke &amp; Jacobum De Beunje Leiden 1740 8vo. [16], 267, [20] pp. Eight copperplate engravings. Index. Title page in red and black. Seventh edition, printed in Leiden. In the original Latin. Scarce edition with only 20 copies listed in OCLC (69249848) and no copies offered at auction since 1979. 19th-century rebind in morocco-backed marbled boards and endpapers, gilt spine, ruled in black. Presentation copy from Sir William Osler and dated December 24th, 1908, in Paris. Inscribed on the front blank. Osler was a renowned bibliophile so this copy was likely from his collection. From the ODNB: &quot;Lower's investigations in cardiopulmonary physiology and blood transfusion were summarized in his major work, the Tractatus de corde, containing in its five chapters a succinct exposition of his most important… Ler mais

Amstelodami [Amsterdam]: Danielem Elsevirium, 1671 A very good copy of the '3rd and Final' edition of Richard Lower's major treatise on the working of the heart and lungs. Richard Lower (1631-1691) was the first person to perform a blood transfusion, reporting in 1666 that blood had been successfully transferred between 2 dogs. Shortly afterwards he carried out an experiment to transfuse some blood from a sheep to a man - with some hopes that the gentleness of the lamb would be carried in the blood. He counted Thomas Willis (founder of the Royal Society) and Robert Hooke as close associates and was a follower of William Harvey. Tractatus de Corde (roughly translated as Treatment of the Heart) was his most important work, detailing his experimental surgery and findings. This copy, in contemporary full leather binding, formed part of the Selbourne Library - acquired by the late Hugh Selbourne - and has the Selbourne Library stamp to the verso of the title page, and the bottom margin of p 51.… Ler mais

London: John Redmayne for James Allestry, 1669. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 8vo (175 x 109 mm). [16], 220, [20] pp., including 7 engraved folding plates bound at end (plate 1 misbound after 2), preliminary leaf A6 a cancel, ornamental woodcut initials and typographical headpieces; bound without initial blank A1. Contemporary mottled calf, rebacked with blind-stamped spine and gilt-lettered morocco label, marbled edges, original endpapers present (minor rubbingto extremities). Text with light even browning, occasional minor spotting, lower edge of plates 5 to 7 shaved into platemark affecting a few mm of image, plate 1 with repaired clean tear outside platemark. Provenance: Sir Henry Mainwaring, baronet of Over Peover (armorial bookplate with motto "Devant, si je puis" to front pastedown). Generally a clean and crisp copy with ample margins. ---- PMM 149; Norman 1397; Garrison-Morton 761; Grolier Medicine 34; NLM/Krivatsy 7157; Waller 6046;… Ler mais