‎LACTANTIUS Lucius Caecilius Firmianus‎
‎OPERA QUAE EXTANT.‎

‎Classical library. - In 14 volumes.1) Decii Junii: Juvenalis et a. persii flacci satyrae. 117 p.2) Caii Sallustii: Crispi quae extant. 194 p.3) Cornelii Nepotis: Excellentum imperatorum vitae. 130 p.4) Publii Terentii: Afri comoediae sex. 258 p.5) Quintus Curtius. Vol. 1 & 2. 212 p. / 184 p.6) Quinti Horatii: Flacci opera. 226 p.7) Publii Virgilii: Maronis opea. 326 p.8) De Natura Rerum: libri sex. 206 p.9) Caii Julii Caesaris: Quae extant. Vol. 1 & 2. 230 p. / 240 p. + 2 fold. maps13) P. OvidII: Opera quae extant. Vol. 1 & 2. 136 p. / 328 p.10) P. Ovidii: Opera quae extant. Vol. 3 & 4. 198 p. / 164 p.11) Catulli Tibulli: Propertii opera. 122 p.12) M. Annaei: Lucani Cordub pharsalia sive belli civilis cum vita et testimoniis. Vol. 1 & 2. 160 p. / 236 p.14) Phaedri Aug. Liberti: Fabvlarvmaesopicarvm libri V. Cum indice verborum locupletissimo. Londini, 1750, ca. 150 p.‎

‎Londini, J. Brindley, 1744 & 1750, sm. in-8vo, engraved exlibris Bibliothèque de G.N.P. Hasselaer, Mr. S.J.Z. Wiselius org. Halfleatherbound.‎

‎Clementis Alexandrini Opera quae extant Omnia (2 Tomes - Complet) Tomus Prior & Posterior [ Patrologia Graeca Tomus VIII & IX ]‎

‎Accedunt D. Nicolai Le Nourry, commentaria in omnes Clementis Alexandrini Libros, Accurante et denuo recognoscente J.P. Migne, 2 vol. in-4 reliure de l'époque demi-chagrin vert, dos à 4 nerfs dorés, Apud J.P. Migne, Petit-Montrouge, 1857, 1388 et 1696 colonnes Rappel du Titre complet : Clementis Alexandrini Opera quae extant Omnia (2 Tomes - Complet) Tomus Prior & Posterior [ Patrologia Graeca Tomus VIII & IX ]‎

‎Rare exemplaire en bon état, bien relié des deux tomes (8 et 9) de la Patrologie grecque de Migne, bien complet des oeuvres complètes de Saint Clément d'Alexandrie, avec le texte grec et la traduction latine en regard (coupes très lég. frottées, ancien cachet de monastère, rares rouss., très bon état par ailleurs). Peu commun, surtout en si bon état. Rare copy in good condition, well bound, of the two volumes (8 and 9) of the Greek Patrology of Migne, very complete with the complete works of Saint Clement of Alexandria, with the Greek text and the Latin translation opposite‎

‎PETRI ANDREAE MATTHIOLI MEDICI CAESAREI ET FERDINANDI ARCHIDUCIS AUSTRAIE OPERA QUAE EXTANT OMNIA : HOC EST COMMENTARII IN VI.LIBROS PEDACII DIOSCORIDIS ANAZARBEI DE MEDICA MATERIA‎

‎"SUMPTIBUS JOANISS KONIG. 1674. In-Folio. Relié plein cuir. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Coiffe en pied abîmée, Mouillures. Environ 100 pages + 1027 pages + 236 pages ""De ratione distillandia aquas ex omnibus plantis : et quomodo genuini odores in ipfisaquis conservarii pofsint"" - OUVRAGE EN LATIN - nombreuses gravures en noir et blanc dans le texte - traces de mouillures en début d'ouvrage sans conséquence sur la lecture - quelques rousseurs sans conséquence sur la lecture dû à l'année de l'ouvrage - dos à 5 nerfs - titre et caissons dorés sur le dos - coiffe en tête légèrement abîmée - mors légèrement abîmés - griffures et quelques épidermures sur les plats - OUVRAGE EN LATIN - 13 photos disponibles.. . . . Classification Dewey : 840.04-XVII ème siècle"‎

‎NOTA : Pietro Andrea Matthioli (ou Mattioli, Matthiole, Matthiolus) est un médecin et un botaniste italien, né le 23 mars 1501 à Sienne et mort vers 1578 à Trente de la peste - PETRI ANDREAE MATTHIOLI MEDICI CAESAREI ET FERDINANDI ARCHIDUCIS AUSTRAIE OPERA QUAE EXTANT OMNIA : HOC EST COMMENTARII IN VI.LIBROS PEDACII DIOSCORIDIS ANAZARBEI DE MEDICA MATERIA : ADJECTIS IN MARGINE VARIIS GRAECI TEXTUS LECTIONIBUS EX ANTIQUISSIMIS CODICIBUS DESUMPTIS QUI DIOSCORIDIS DEPRAVATAM LECTIONEM RESTITUUNT : A CASPARO BAUHINO BASILIENSI MEDICINAE PROFESSORE CLARISS POST DIVERSARUM EDITIONUM COLLATIONEM INFINITIS LOCU AUCTI : SYNONYMIIS QUOQ PLANTARUM ET NOTIS ILLUSTRATI ADJECTIS PLANTARUM ICONIBUS SUPRA PRIORES EDITIONES PLUS QUAM TRECENTIS AD VIVIUM DELINEATIS DE RATIONE DISTILLANDI AQUAS EX OMNIBUS APOLOGIA IN AMATUM LUSITANUM CUM CENSURA IN EJUSDEM ENARRATIONES EPISTOLARUM MEDICINALIUM LIBRI QUINQUE DIALOGUS DE MORBO GALLICO - EDITIO ALTERA. Classification Dewey : 840.04-XVII ème siècle‎

‎OPERA QUAE EXTANT OMNIA.‎

‎Accessit Marci Aurelii Severini De efficaci Medicina Libri III. Christ. Wustii, Francofurti, 1682. In-4 gr. (mm. 351x202), solo il secondo tomo (su 2), p. pergamena coeva (spacco a una cerniera), da pp. 635 a 1044, 10 cc.nn.; 7 cc.nn., 272 pp.num., 6 cc.nn.; con numerose figure nel t., inc. su legno, che illustrano strumenti chirurgici. Questo secondo tomo comprende le seguenti opere: "De Conservanda Valetudine - De Dysenteria - De Lithotomia Vesicae - De Gangraena et Sphacelo (Tractatus methodicus) - De Ichore et Meliceria Acri Celsi (Tractatus novus) - Epistola De nova, rara & admiranda Haerniae Uterinae - De Combustionibus - De Vulnere quodam gravissimo, Ictu Sclopeti inflicto - Epistolarum ad amicos.. centuria una - Cista Militaris". Unita l'opera di Marco Aurelio Severino "De Efficaci Medicina, Libri III", Francofurti, Haeredum Joannis Beyery, 1671. Cfr. Brunet,II,1152 "Bonne édition" - Eloy,III,295 - Biographie Médicale,IV,90: Fabrice de Hilden possédait réellemen le génie de la chirurgie: aussi es-ce à cet art qu'il doit ses plus beaux titres de gloire.Esemplare brunito e con aloni. Guglielmo Fabricio, soprannominato Hildanus dal nome di un villaggio presso Colonia, Hilden, dove nacque nel 1560, è considerato uno dei più esperti cerusici del suo tempo. Mori' a Berna nel 1634.‎

‎Opera quae extant. Magno ingenii acumine scripti" Pyrrhoniarum hypotyroseon(Greek) Libri III. Quibus in tres Philosophiae partes acerrimè inquiritur, Henrico Stephano Interprete: Adversus Mathematicos, hoc est, eos qui disciplinas profitentur, Libri X... - [THE SCEPTICAL REVOLUTION]‎

‎Paris, Abraham Picard, 1621. Folio. Nice mottled full calf binding (ab. 1850) with richly gilt spine and gilt title-labels. Minor wear to extremities. Lower blank margin of first two leaves repaired, far from affecting text, and very neatly restored wormhols to lower blank margin to a number of other leaves leaves, barely visible and also far from affecting text (apert from the index, where it touches a couple of letters). A bit of very light scattered brownspotting. All in all a very nice, clean, and fresh copy. Engraved title-vignette, woodcut ornamental borders and large woodcut initials to first leaves. (22), 521, (41, -Index) pp.‎

‎The very rare editio princeps of one of the single most important ""opera"" in the history of Western thought, namely the first edition of the original Greek text of the collected works of Sextus Empiricus, a body of writing that came to determine the course of much modern thought, influencing the thought of Bruno, Montaigne, Descartes, and many other pivotal thinkers of the modern era. The present collection of writings constitutes one of the the single most important texts in the history of skepticism, determining the course of modern thought. ""No discovery of the Renaissance remains livelier in modern philosophy than scepticism"". (Copenhaver & Schmitt, p. 338). ""The revived skepticism of Sextus Empiricus was the strongest single agent of disbelief"". (ibid., p. 346). ""As the only Greek Pyrrhonian sceptic whose works survived, he came to have a dramatic role in the formation of modern thought. The historical accident of the rediscovery of his works at precisely the moment when the skeptical problem of the criterion had been raised gave the ideas of Sextus a sudden and greater prominence than they had ever before or were ever to have again. Thus, Sextus, a recently discovered oddity, metamorphosed into ""le divin Sexte"", who, by the end of the seventeenth century, was regarded as the father of modern philosophy. Moreover, in the late sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, the effect of his thoughts upon the problem of the criterion stimulated a quest for certainty that gave rise to the new rationalism of René Descartes and the ""constructive skepticism"" of Pierre Gassendi and Martin Mersenne."" (Popkin, p. 18).""The revival of ancient philosophy was particularly dramatic in the case of scepticism. This critical and anti-dogmatic way of thinking was quite important in Antiquity, but in the Middle Ages its influence faded [...] when the works of Sextus and Diogenes were recovered and read alongside texts as familiar as Cicero's ""Academia"", a new energy stirred in philosophy"" by Montaigne's time, scepticism was powerful enough to become a major force in the Renaissance heritage prepared for Descartes and his successors."" (Copenhaver & Schmitt, pp. 17-18). The work appeared in two variants, one printed in Paris by the Chouet brothers, and the present printed by Picard, also in Paris. No precedence between the two has been established, but the present Picard-printing is the scarcest.‎