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Couverture rigide. Condizione: Bon. Condizione sovraccoperta: Bon. 2ème Édition. 2 volumes petit in-4, reliures de l'époque, pleine basane, dos ornés a nerfs, coiffes du haut abîmées au 1er tome, 476- +-314 et 231 pour le deuxième tome en deux parties. 17 planches gravées sur cuivre hors texte.

Contemporary full brown leather binding, gilt lettering spine, 5 raised bands, 8vo: viij, 336pp., list elements. TEXT IN LATIN. Fine copy.

5 Bl., Taf. I - XVII [17 Kupferstiche m. Erklärungstext], 499 S., OHLn., Ebd. leicht berieben u. bestoßen, min. Fehlstelle an Rücken oben, Vorsatz, Titel u. wenige S. schwach finger- bzw. stockfleckig, NaV., sonst guter Zustand. Sprache: Latein.

The Rare First Edition Very Good pp538 +896, index rerum each vol. + pp139 vol. III with half titles, engraved vignettes on title pages, 17 engraved on copper plates each with accompanying leaf of descriptive text at end vol. II. with author's attestation signed in his hand on verso of vol. I title. 3 vols.in 2. cont. full calf, 5 raised bands, gilt title labels. some rubbing. owner insc. Thos. Hunter . Libor ?

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. BOERHAAVE, HERMANN (1668-1738). Elementa chemiae. Leiden: Isaac Severin, 1732. FIRST EDITION. Two volumes. 4 to. Contemp. Dutch vellum over boards with orig. manuscripts titles on spines. (16), 896, (40); (4), 538, (46) pp. The bifolium 'Conspectus Seriei Chemicarum' & 'Operationum ad Leges Disciplinae' which refer to vol. 2 is bound after the title in vol. 1 as is often the case. Both half-titles present, leaves 187/188 & 207/208 in vol. 1 are cancels, engraved vignettes on titles + 17 folding engraved plates, each with integral letterpress text. Verso of title in vol. 1 with BOERHAAVE'S AUTOGRAPH AUTHENTICATING SIGNATURE. The COPY of "one of America's earliest physical chemists" Gustavius Hinrichs (1836-1923) with his bookplate in each volume. Before Mendeleev, Hinrichs published a spiral form of what was essentially similar to Mendeleev's periodic table of the elements. See: 'Amer. chemists & chem. eng.', vol. 2, pp. 137-139; E.R. Scerri, 'The periodic table' (2007), pp. 86-92; as well as item no. 84(16) of this catalogue. The usual soiling to the vellum; a very good set. "Boerhaave was professor of medicine and botany from 1709, and of chemistry from 1718 at the university at Leyden. He was the most distinguished teacher of his time. One of his most important works is the treatise on chemistry, which was based on notes of his lectures, but was afterwards revised by himself." (Ferguson). "Boerhaave's 'Elementa Chemiae' at once became the standard textbook of chemistry, a position which it held until the end of the era of phlogiston. .Chemical historians have united in paying homage to Boerhaave's treatise. Kopp. wrote that 'if ever a text-book of chemistry contributed to spreading a knowledge of the subject, raising its status, and enlarging its scope, that book was Boerhaave's'. .The modern student of historical chemistry may thus use the 'Elementa Chemiae' as a window enabling him to take a backward look into eighteenth century chemistry, using the eyes of an informed and reflective observer of that day." (John Read, 'Humour and humanism in chemistry', 1947, with reproduction of the title and the autograph signature). The book is divided into two parts, the first dealing with theoretical chemistry having a Newtonian emphasis, the second with practical chemistry. Also included is an early history of chemistry. Because of the importance of Boerhaave's lectures, many manuscript copies were made and two unauthorized published editions (1724 and 1727) appeared. These convinced Boerhaave to issue the genuine edition of his chemical textbook in 1732. Partington II. 743-744. Neville I. 168. Ferguson I. 112. Duveen, p.84. Bolton I. 322. Cole 164.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Quarto. Three volumes bound in two. [12], 476, [30]; [8], 346, 48; (4), 231, (3) pp. Hardcovers, bound in contemporary mottled calf, edges speckled red. The bindings are each edge worn with some loss at the spine ends, partial crack to joint of vol. I. The text blocks have damp staining throughout, mostly relegated to the bottom margin; small chips to the front endpapers of vol. I and worming to the blank lower inner corners toward end of vol. 2. First edition of Boerhaave's chemistry textbook to include his collected short writings published to date, consisting of 8 academic orations and 4 medical papers.

Leather Bound. Condizione: Very Good. London: Printed for T. and T. Longman. Volume 2 only (of 2 volumes): The Practice of Chemistry ; Appendix ; [2] (410 pp.) [38 (index)] ; 17 folded leaves of plates: ill. (All plates are present and in tact) ; 4to. 27 cm. Fully bound in contemporary dark brown calf-skin leather. Professionally repaired and treated with weather-resistant lacquer. With gilt borders. 5 raised bands. 6 compartments. Gilt borders and flourishes within compartments. Burgundy Morocco title plate with gilt lettering. Tight binding and solid boards. Minor shelf wear. Bumping to corners. Rubbing to boards. Evidence of previous cracking to edges of spine. Both boards have been masterfully reaffixed to binding. Moderate rubbing to spine. Scuffing to board and spine edges. Endpapers replaced. Unmarked pages with minor scattered splotching and discoloration. Slight wrinkling to pages. 17 folded copper plate illustration plates at rear of volume, in exceptional condition.Herman Boerhaave was a Dutch botanist, humanist and physician of European fame. He is regarded as the founder of clinical teaching and of the modern academic hospital. His main achievement was to demonstrate the relation of symptoms to lesions. Translated from the Latin of Boerhaave, Shaws Chemistry is one of the most comprehensive guides of its time in the art and practice of chemistry. While Volume 1 deals with the history of chemistry, Volume 2 maintains a focus on the contemporary practice of chemistry, containing an appendix, as well as a series of detailed engravings demonstrating various key concepts. A well-restored volume, complete and in very good condition, Volume 2 of Shaws chemistry serves well as a completion to the set, or a stand-alone volume. A fine addition to the library of any scholar in the field of science. Please feel free to view our photographs of this gorgeous volume. Ships daily.

Due volumi di cm. 24,5, pp. (8) 499 (1); (8) 331 (1). Con vignette ai frontespizi e 17 belle tavole fuori testo incise in rame (ciascuna accompagnata da una carta di spiegazione). Leg. coeva in cart. alla rustica con nervi passanti e titoli manoscritti ai dorsi. Un paio di trascurabili fenditure al dorso del secondo volume, peraltro esemplare genuino, marginoso e ben conservato. Classica opera che offre un'estesa ed esauriente panoramica sullo stato della chimica nel Settecento. Il primo volume è una sorta di storia della chimica, mentre il secondo presenta più di 200 esperienze pratiche condotte dal Boerhaave durante i suoi corsi d'insegnamento. Cfr. Castiglioni (p. 626): ".il maestro della clinica medica del '700. La sua fama superò i confini europei e il Goldoni lo prese a modello per scrivere il suo Medico Olandese". Garrison and Morton (73): "His greatest work was Elementa chemiae, published at Leiden, 1732"; Duveen (p. 84).

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. First Edition. 2 volumes, 4to. Engraved title vignettes and 17 engraved plates. (Text leaf Ggg4 lacking in first vol., some browning and staining). Contemporary calf (rebacked). Front board of volume one is loose. Provenance: John E. Parker (ownership inscription, dated 1879, on front free endpaper). Possibly signed by Boerhaave; a pencil annotation says, signed by the author. The signature, above Parker's, is a bit tricky to make out.

4°. 17 gefaltete Kupfertafeln, (4 Bl.), 344 S., (16 Bl. Index) - 209 S., (28 Bl.). Schöner Lederband der Zeit mit Rückenschild und reicher Rückenvergoldung (gering berieben). Von der gleichzeitig an vier Orten erschienenen ersten Ausgabe ist die hier vorliegende mit Druckort London die seltenste, des weiteren in Leiden, Leipzig, und Paris erschienen. - Lindeboom 454; Ferchl 53; vgl. Cole S. 68/69, Duveen 84, Neu S. 34 und Blake 53 (alle mit anderen Ausgaben). - "Wichtigstes Lehrbuch seiner Zeit (neben dem Lemerys). Auch Goethe studierte nach diesem Buch" (Ferchl). "Vol. I begins with a brief history of chemistry, including an account of chemistry, including an account of the principal authors. The remainder of the volume treats the theory, beginning with the chief substances: mineral, vegetable and animal. Under mineral (fossil) substances metals, salts, sulphurs, stones and semi-metals are discussed. Instruments, the bodies by which changes are effected, are the treated in detail. The instruments include fire, air, water, earth, menstruums and chemical utensils. Vol. II contains the practice in which the operations are demonstrated. The volume contains some 227 experiments which were demonstrated during the lectures. The book was important and popular, as shown as by the numerous editions and translations. It supplied a clear, complete and orderly treatment of the best of chemistry at the time, contributing to its establishment as an independent science" (Cole zur Ausg. Leiden 1732). - Sehr gut erhaltenes, sauberes Exemplar.