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In 8, pp. 524-532 (nota prima); 705-714 (nota seconda); 818-823 (nota terza); 105-110 (nota quarta). Dedica autogr. dell'A. al p. ant. Intonso. Qualche alone polveroso al p. ant. Br. ed. Quattro estratti dei Rendiconti della R. Accademia dei Lincei contenenti i quattro diversi interventi dell'A. sull'influenza delle forze elastiche nelle vibrazioni trasversali delle corde. ITA.

Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. Small octavo measuring approx. 6.5 inches tall, bound in full limp vellum of the period, spine ][later] lettered in manuscript. More complete title page reads [from WorldCat listing OCLC Number: 20895280]: "Hieronymi Cardani Mediolanensis philosophi et medici . De sapientia libri quinque : quibus omnis humanae vitae cursus viuendique ratio explicatur : eiusdem De consolatione libri tres : his propter similitudinem argumenti, & ipsius Cardani commendationem, adiecti sunt Petri Alcyonii . De exilio, libri duo perquam elegantes & eruditi." Paginated [8], 336, [24]; 200, [8]; 170, [4] pages (last 4 pages blank) : illustrations (portrait) ; 17 cm (8vo) Modest age spotting throughout, but minor for the age, clean and unmarked, binding square and tight, both inner joints starting to loosen; quite a nice copy. Again from WorldCat: "Contents: "De consolatione libri tres" has separate half-title page and pagination; printed separately in 1542; includes "Libellus de libri propriis, cui titulus est, Ephemerus" p. 181-200. "Petri Alcyonii . Medices legatus, sive, De exilio, libri II" has separate half-title page and pagination, with running title: Medices legat. prior.; printed separately in 1522.".

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. "11X16,5 cm. Leather bound. AN EXTREMELY RARE WORK BY CARDANO, WITH A CLOSE CONNECTION WITH SHAKESPEARE. HIERONYMI| CARDANI| MEDIOLANENSIS| PHILOSOHI ET MEDICI| longe clarissimi| DE SAPIENTIA| LIBRI QVINQVE,| QVIBVS OMNIS HVMANAE VITAE| cursus viuendique ratio explicatur.| Eiusdem DE CONSOLATIONE| LIBRI TRES.| Quibus propter similitudinem argumenti, et ipsius Cardani commendationem, adiecti sunt| PETRI ALCYONII VIRI| VNDEQUAQVE DOCTISSIMI| DE EXILIO,| Libri duo, Perquam elegantes et eruditi.| (Adrianopoli) GENEVAE, Apud Petrum et Iacobum Chouët.| M.DC.XXIV. Petrus et Iacobus Chouët. Geneve: 1624. This is a book containing 3 works. 1. Cardano's De Sapientia, (which was first published as HIERONYMI CARDANI| Medici Mediolanensis,| DE SAPIENTIA| Nürnberg: 1544). 2. Cardano's De Consolazione. (First published in 1542 by Girolamo Scoto, in Venice). This is thought to be the book which Shakespeare's Hamlet was reading and quoting in the play, "To Be or Not to Be" comes from this book, which went through several translations in English: (First edition: Cardanus Comforte translated into Englishe.And published by commaundement of the right honourable the Earle of Oxenford. Anno Domini 1573.Imprinted at London in Fleetestreate, neare to S.Dunstones Churche by Thomas Marshe. -Translated by Thomas Bedingfield- 1573. 3. Petri Alcionii De Exilio. Pietro Alcionio (or Petrus Alcyonius) (c. 1487 1527) was a Venetian humanist and classical scholar under the patronage of Pope Clement VII. He is known as a translator of Aristotle. He was wounded during the Sack of Rome in May 1527, and died later that year. A great book in good condition, with yellowed due to the quality of the paper. Ex libris Rika Collart".

3 voll. in 8°; m. pelle coeva con filetti e tit. oro ai dorsi; pp. XVI-565-(1) + XIX-(1)-1023-(1) + XII-423-(1); con 472 + 836 + 215 figure n.t. Vol. I: Meccanica, metrologia, proprietà dei solidi, dei liquidi, dei gas. Vol. II: Acustica e Ottica. Vol. III: Il calore. Prima edizione. Molto buona la conservazione.