RHAZES (Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariyya al-Razi] (ca. 854-925). Ob usum experientiamque multiplicem, et ob certissimas ex demonstrationibus logicis indicationes, ad omnes praeter naturam affectus, atque etiam propter remediorum uberrimam materiam, summi medici opera exquisitiora . Translated from Arabic into Latin by Gerard of Cremona (ca. 1114-87) and Giorgio Valla. - Andreas VESALIUS (1514-64). Paraphrasis in nonum librum Rhazae ... ad regem Almansorem . Edited by Alban Thorer (1489-1550). Basel: Heinrich Petri, March 1544. 2 o (282 x 188 mm). 320 leaves. Roman, italic and greek types. Printed shoulder notes. Printer's woodcut device on last verso, ornamental woodcut initials. (Some browning and foxing, several leaves with short tears in margins discreetly repaired with tissue, title page remargined at bottom and in gutter and possibly supplied from another copy.) Modern vellum over pasteboard, two pairs of leather ties; modern brown cloth case. Third edition of Vesalius's first published work, an emendation of the ninth book of Rhazes prepared as the thesis for his bachelor's degree from Louvian University (1517). Adams R-224; NLM/Durling 3313; Waller 7923; Wellcome 5460; Norman 2140.
RHAZES (Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Zakariyya al-Razi] (ca. 854-925). Ob usum experientiamque multiplicem, et ob certissimas ex demonstrationibus logicis indicationes, ad omnes praeter naturam affectus, atque etiam propter remediorum uberrimam materiam, summi medici opera exquisitiora . Translated from Arabic into Latin by Gerard of Cremona (ca. 1114-87) and Giorgio Valla. - Andreas VESALIUS (1514-64). Paraphrasis in nonum librum Rhazae ... ad regem Almansorem . Edited by Alban Thorer (1489-1550). Basel: Heinrich Petri, March 1544. 2 o (282 x 188 mm). 320 leaves. Roman, italic and greek types. Printed shoulder notes. Printer's woodcut device on last verso, ornamental woodcut initials. (Some browning and foxing, several leaves with short tears in margins discreetly repaired with tissue, title page remargined at bottom and in gutter and possibly supplied from another copy.) Modern vellum over pasteboard, two pairs of leather ties; modern brown cloth case. Third edition of Vesalius's first published work, an emendation of the ninth book of Rhazes prepared as the thesis for his bachelor's degree from Louvian University (1517). Adams R-224; NLM/Durling 3313; Waller 7923; Wellcome 5460; Norman 2140.
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