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391 (Boyle, Rob.). Some considerations touching the Vsefvlnesse Of Experimental Naturall Philosophy. (Bd. 1 v. 2) in 2 Tln. Oxford, Hall für Davis, 1663. 9 (st. 10) Bll., 127 SS., 3; 1 Bll., 417 (recte: 409; SS. 49-56 in d. Pag. überspr.) SS., 9 Bll. - II. Derselbe . New Experiments Physico-Mechanical, touching The Spring of the Airs... The second Edition. 3 Tle. Ebenda 1662. 8 Bll., 207 SS.; 6 Bll., 122 SS., 1 w. Bl.; 4 Bll., 86 SS., 1 w. Bl., SS. 85-98, 1 w. Bl., 1 (st. 2) Kupfertaf. - 4°. Ldr. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: *R (2.400,- €) / (3.216,- $) I. Fulton 50; Wing B 4029. - Erste Ausgabe von einem der Hauptwerke des bekanntesten englischen Naturforschers u. des bedeutendsten wissenschaftl. Experimentators des 17. Jhdts. "Part I of which had, according to Boyle's own statement, been drafted about 1650, is an attempt to justify the activities of the virtuoso experimentalists in the eyes of their contemporaries. Part II, written later, is of interest to present-day biologists for its many allusions to physiology..." (Fulton). II. Fulton 14; Horblit 15; Dibner 142; Honeyman 456; Carter/Muir 143: "Diese zweite Ausgabe... ist besonders wichtig für die Formulierung des Boyle'schen GesetzesHypothese
391 (Boyle, Rob.). Some considerations touching the Vsefvlnesse Of Experimental Naturall Philosophy. (Bd. 1 v. 2) in 2 Tln. Oxford, Hall für Davis, 1663. 9 (st. 10) Bll., 127 SS., 3; 1 Bll., 417 (recte: 409; SS. 49-56 in d. Pag. überspr.) SS., 9 Bll. - II. Derselbe . New Experiments Physico-Mechanical, touching The Spring of the Airs... The second Edition. 3 Tle. Ebenda 1662. 8 Bll., 207 SS.; 6 Bll., 122 SS., 1 w. Bl.; 4 Bll., 86 SS., 1 w. Bl., SS. 85-98, 1 w. Bl., 1 (st. 2) Kupfertaf. - 4°. Ldr. d. Zt. Schätzpreis: *R (2.400,- €) / (3.216,- $) I. Fulton 50; Wing B 4029. - Erste Ausgabe von einem der Hauptwerke des bekanntesten englischen Naturforschers u. des bedeutendsten wissenschaftl. Experimentators des 17. Jhdts. "Part I of which had, according to Boyle's own statement, been drafted about 1650, is an attempt to justify the activities of the virtuoso experimentalists in the eyes of their contemporaries. Part II, written later, is of interest to present-day biologists for its many allusions to physiology..." (Fulton). II. Fulton 14; Horblit 15; Dibner 142; Honeyman 456; Carter/Muir 143: "Diese zweite Ausgabe... ist besonders wichtig für die Formulierung des Boyle'schen GesetzesHypothese