‎SOEMMERRING (S.T.)‎
‎Sulla struttura del corpo umano trattato - Traduzione italiana del Dottor Gio. Battista DUCA CON NOTE ET AGGIUNTE -- FIRST ITALIAN EDITION -- 8 TOMES reliés en 7 volumes (COMPLETE SET)‎

‎Crema, Antonio Ronna, 1818/1823, 8 tomes reliés en 7 volumes in 8, demi-basane, dos ornés de filets dorés (reliures de l'époque), (quelques rousseurs) T.1 : (3), 345pp., T.2 : (2), 68pp., (1pp.), T.3 : pp. 71/344, T.4 : 316pp., T.5 : 379pp., T.6 : 291pp., T.7 : (1), 32pp., (1), 270pp., T.8 : 35pp., 402pp., (2)‎

Reference : 4818

‎---- FIRST ITALIAN EDITION ---- TROIS FEUILLES MANUSCRITS DE L'ÉPOQUE ONT ETE INSERES DANS LE TOME 5 ---- "Toward the end of the century, Samuel Thomas Von Soemmerring (1755/1830), a native of Thorn, Western Prussia, wrote a monumental treatise on anatomy Vom Baue des menschlichen Körpers . Soemmerring made most important researches on the brain, the eye, the ear, throat, nose, hernia, the anthropology of the negro and the injurious effects of corsets... . (Garrison Hist. of Med. p. 333). Soemmering Handbook of human anatomy was based as far as possible on his own observations and was conceived as a supplement to Haller's Primae lineae physiologiae. It contains an impressive list of his anatomical discoveries. Among those that are still accepted, two of the most remarkable are the observation that arterial trunks always lie on the bent side of the joints and the discovery that the small part of the trigeminal nerve always lies against the third branch". (DSB XII p. 510) ---- Garrison N° 400 1st german ed. - Bayle & Thillaye II pp. 774/776 - Jourdan VII p. 231 - Haymaker pp. 7 & 288 - MacHenry**4818/S.ARM‎