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Studio Antikvárium
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30-11-2002 10:00
 
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Le Boë [Sylvius], Francisc[us] de: Praxeos Medicae Idea Nova. Liber primus [-quartus]. 1-4. kötet (teljes mű, három kötetbe kötve).

Le Boë [Sylvius], Francisc[us] de: Praxeos Medicae Idea Nova. Liber primus [-quartus]. 1-4. kötet (teljes mű, három kötetbe kötve).
Le Boë [Sylvius], Francisc[us] de: Praxeos Medicae Idea Nova. Liber primus [-quartus]. 1-4. kötet (teljes mű, három kötetbe kötve).


The most important work of Le Boë Sylvius, the famous Dutch physician. The appendices "Index rerum locupletissimus" and the "Index materiae medicae" at the end of the first volume were made by Márton (Carceus) Karczagújszállási,...

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Le Boë [Sylvius], Francisc[us] de: Praxeos Medicae Idea Nova. Liber primus [-quartus]. 1-4. kötet (teljes mű, három kötetbe kötve).
The most important work of Le Boë Sylvius, the famous Dutch physician. The appendices "Index rerum locupletissimus" and the "Index materiae medicae" at the end of the first volume were made by Márton (Carceus) Karczagújszállási, a short-lived Hungarian physicist. A rare work, not found in Hungarian public collections. The first volume is bound in contemporary vellum. The second and the third volumes are bound together in calf made in the same period as that of the fourth volume.