‎MICHAELIS (J.)‎
‎Opera medico-chirurgica quotquot innotuerunt omnia. Ejusnempe I. Praxis clinica generalis ad Jonstoni. II. Praxis clinica specialis casibus XXVI. III. Apparatus formularum, seu annotaiones in Morellum de Praescriptione Formularum. IV. Ordo visitandi officinas, libellus oppidoratus, cum annexis Regulis Pharmaceutico-Chymicis. Accedit in fine V. Clavis ad Authoris Polychresta, H.E. Description Medicamentorum B.DN. D. Michaelis quondam in Secretis habitorum -- EDITION ORIGINALE -- EX-LIBRIS J.C.A. RECAMIER‎

‎Norimbergae, Hofmanni, 1688, un volume in 4 relié en plein veau, dos orné de fers dorés, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque, (rousseurs et quelques cahiers uniformément jaunis, déchirure sans manque de papier dans la marge extérieure de la page 175), 1 frontispice, 7 feuillets non chiffrés soit 14 pages (titre, préface, table des chapitres), 647 pages numérotées, 26 pages non numérotées (index alphabétique)‎

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‎---- EDITION ORIGINALE ---- EXEMPLAIRE DU CELEBRE MEDECIN J.C.A. RECAMIER AVEC SON EX-LIBRIS contrecollé au verso du premier plat de couverture ---- "J. Michaelis, 1606/1667, grand partisan de la spagyrie, s'attacha moins à l'étude des maladies qu'à la préparation des remèdes chimiques dont plusieurs portèrent pendant longemps son nom. On a de lui divers opuscules réunis sous le titre de Opera medica omnia...". (Jourdan VI p. 272) ---- "Michaelis studied medicine at Wittenberg under Sennertus, but, as was the custom, he visited other universities in Germany and Holland, and finally graduated at Leipzig (Mag. Phil. 1630 ; Dr. med 1631). He became professor of medicine there and introduced the use of chemical remedies and invented several specifics. He was a very successful practitioner and was physician to the Courts of Saxony and Altenburg. He filled various academical positions... His works Opera Omnia were collected and published at N¥rnberg in 1688 . (Ferguson II p. 94) ---- "The Magisterii Antepileptici Michaëlis, due to Johann Michaelis, (1606/1667), which was precipitated calcium sulphate, is mentionned in Rothe's Chymiae Brevis Sciagraphia...". (Partingon II p. 688)**3679/E4‎