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Couverture rigide. Condizione: Assez bon. Paris, chez Gervais Clousier, 1651 ; 1 vol. in-12 (16 x 12.5 cm), (8), 371, (36) pp., reliure de l'époque en parchemin ivoire, dos lisse, date manuscrite, quelques rousseurs, petits travaux de vers dans la marge supérieure en début de volume, assez bon état. Nouvelle édition de cet ouvrage, qui est l'aboutissement du discours de la vulgarisation médicale, en langue vernaculaire, qui fut mis en place durant la Renaissance. Il a paru pour la première fois en 1577 et fut réédité jusqu'en 1651. Toutes les éditions anciennes sont devenues rares, surtout en bon état, les exemplaires ayant été souvent consultés et manipulés. Cet ouvrage se situe dans la lignée du "Trésor des pauvres" d'Arnauld de Villeneuve et de Petrus Hispanus, mais s'en différencie, se voulant plus complet et "mis au dernier point de perfection". Jean Liébault [ou Liébaut] (vers 1535-1596), né à Dijon, se fit recevoir docteur à Paris, où il s'installa. Il épousa la fille de l'imprimeur Charles Estienne. Il devint, à la fin de sa vie, premier médecin de Catherine de Bourbon, soeur d'Henri IV. Nous partageons l'opinion de V. Worth-Stylianou selon qui Liebault "faisait partie d'une petite série de 'vulgarisateurs' exceptionnels, qui compte Paré, les Guillemeau (père et fils) et Louise Bourgeois" et dont les compilations ou adaptations sont "savamment agencées et revues". A la différence de ses devanciers et de la plupart de ses successeurs, Liebault ne semble pas seulement, d'après le titre de son ouvrage, destiner son ouvrage aux pauvres et aux personnes charitables, mais au grand public dans son ensemble. Cet ouvrage consiste en une longue série de remèdes et recettes pour des maux et infirmités de gravité variée. On peut citer au hasard certains des sujets traités : chute des cheveux, léthargie, phrénésie, vertige, épilepsie, surdité, douleurs dentaires, toux, colique, dysurie, impuissance, etc. REFERENCES : Gilles-Chikhaoui A: From the table to the bed: controlling female sexuality through food in French Renaissance literature: "Jean Liébault was a doctor and also son-in-law of Charles Estienne, who wrote De Nutrimentis (1550), a dietary treatise. Liébault himself compiled one of these books, the Thesaurus sanitatis pirtitu facilis (1577) translated in French as the Thresor universel des pauvres et des riches and bases a part of his medical discourse on dietetics as a corrective to disease. Jean-Louis Flandrin showed how this treatise focused on diet and how dietetics of the Renaissance is as concerned with the seasons, constitutions and suitable food as with cooking techniques and seasonings (Margolin, 1982: 90); "Réach-Ngô A : Ni savants, ni populaires : la stratégie éditoriale des "Trésors de médecine" à la Renaissance, Mémoires du Livre, 2014, 6, n° 1 ; Coste J : La médecine pratique et ses genres littéraires en France à l'époque moderne ; Porter R : The Popularization of Medicine, p. 102.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. 8vo, 19th century pigskin over marbled boards: 4 lvs (title page and epistle), leaves numbered to 293 (i.e. 586 pp), 7 lvs (table of remedies), 8 lvs (table of maladies); 53 woodcuts. Binding repaired and tear in title page, not affecting text, repaired. Ferguson II p 36: This is a translation of the second part of Gesner's De Secretis Remediis Liber, edited by Caspar Wolfius, and printed by Froschover, in 1569 . Various translations, including this 1616 edition appeared subsequently. It was translated into English by George Baker, under the title The Newe Jewell of Health, published in London, 1576 and reissued with the title The Practise of the new and old Phisicke, London, 1599. The beginning of the use of chemical remedies in France. - LIEBAUD (Iean) [LIÃBAULT (Jean)]. Secrets of medicine and chemical philosophy divided into IV books, in which are described several singular remedies for all diseases both internal and external of the human body. Together the manner of distilling, oils, and quintessences of all kinds of materials, preparing antimony and mercury powder, making extractions, artificial salts and potable gold. Curious and necessary work for all kinds of people. "Secrets of Medicine and Chemical Philosophy" is a work of distilled remedies by the physician Jean Lià bault (around 1535-1596) published in 1573. It is in the lineage of the "Book of Distillation" by Hieronymus Brunschwig of 1500, then of those of Philipp Ulstad (1525) and Conrad Gesner (1552) and marks the beginning of the influence of Paracelsian chemical medicine in France. Very rare. Not listed in USTC or OCLC but found in three French libraries. No sales recorded at auction in the last century (RBH). Provenance: This copy is from the chemistry book collection of Arthur C. Greenberg.

Full Calf. Condizione: Very Good Plus. Book measures 23x18.cm. Collation, [30]901pp,[26]pp table. Lacking A1 and last page, which are both blanks. A few pages mis-numbered, or jump in pagination, but text complete. 3 pages have repair on corner/margin, with loss of a few letters. Woodcut illustrations.Bound in modern full panelled leather, raised bands, blind stamp tooling, leather title label, marble endpapers. Binding in near fine condition. Internally, early previous owners name on margin of title, title has some minor staining, marked, chipped on margin without loss of text. Pages in in very good clean condition. A very nice well bound copy. F Size: 8vo.

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Assez bon. Fort in-8 (157 x 97 mm) de 8 ff.n.ch., 923 pp.ch., 8 ff.n.ch., 2 ff. blancs. Veau brun, dos à nerfs, compartiments ornés de fleurons, fleurs de lys et fers d'angle, tranches mouchetées rouges (reliure du XVIIe siècle). Baudrier, IV, 404 ; Wellcome, p. 202, décrit un exemplaire incomplet de l'édition originale de 1582 et un autre à la date de 1609 ; manque à Waller et à la NLM.Édition lyonnaise peu commune. L'ouvrage, un des premiers traités publiés en France traitant exclusivement des maladies des femmes, a paru pour la première fois à Paris, chez Jacques du Puys, en 1582. L'auteur, né à Dijon vers 1535, pratiqua la médecine à Paris, où il épousa la fille de l'imprimeur Charles Estienne. On lui doit différents ouvrages et traductions, parmi lesquels un traité des cosmétiques et une version française considérablement augmentée du Prædium rusticum de Charles Estienne (Agriculture et Maison rustique. Paris, 1567) qui a servi de modèle à toutes les "maisons rustiques" publiées depuis. Il est mort à Paris en 1596.Quelques auréoles, les marges du titre et du deuxième feuillet ont été renforcées ; reliure habilement restaurée. Ex-libris Dr. Maurice Villaret.

Folio. (11 1/4 x 7 inches). First English edition. [x]4 A-Sss4. [18] 732 [18]. 768 pp. Title, The Contents, Dedication to Lord Robert, Dedication to Sir Peregrine Bartie, Surflet to the Courteous Reader, Seed Table, Books I-VII, Table of the Matters, Table of New Additions. Woodcut printer's ornaments, head and tail-pieces, historiated initials, and numerous illustrations in text and full-page. Modern sprinkled calf ruled in blind and decoratively blind-stamped, spine with five raised bands forming six compartments and gilt-lettered black morocco lettering-piece in second compartment with gilt date at foot First edition of Markham's revised English translation of Estienne and Liebault's important late-sixteenth century work on animal husbandry, gardening, and country living. Markham, the most prolific English writer on agriculture and farming in the first half of the seventeenth century, adapts herein a work by Charles Estienne (Charles Stevens). "It was first published in Latin as the Praedium Rusticum in 1554. Estienne himself translated it into French and Liebault brought it out shortly after Estienne's death in 1564. Surflet's first English translation appeared in 1600." [Hunt] This first Markham edition, based on the Surflet translation, is noted for its additions, as well as its rarity. Fussell refers to this adapation of Estienne's work as being among Markham's most important works on farming. The text on the verso of the title, under the caption "The Contents," gives an accurate description of the work: "There is contained in this last Edition, whatsoever can be required for the building, or good ordering, of a Husbandmans House, or Countrey Farme; as namely, to foresee the changes and alterations of Times; to know the motions, and powers, of the Sunne and Moone, upon the things about which Husbandry is occupied: as to cure the sicke labouring Man; to cure Beasts and flying Fowles of all sorts; to dresse, plant, or make Gardens, as well as for the Kitchin, and Physicke use, as also in Quarters." The description continues on to touch a variety of subjects, including the planting and care of trees, the keeping of bees, the making of wine and beer, and the distilling of liquor, as well as hunting and hawking. The illustrations include several full-page woodcut plans for knot gardens (pp.257-275), a garden labyrinth (p.276), a tobacco plant (p.217), plus large woodcuts of a cow (p.99) and horse (p.138) with references to various ailments, among several others images. The present example is a complete copy of a scarce book, often found defective. Arents 123. Bitting, pp.146-147. ESTC S121357. Fussell, p.28. Goldsmiths 451. Hunt 202. Kress 353. McDonald, p.90. Poynter 31.1. STC 10549.

Derniere Edition (Revue, corrigee, augmentee, et mise dans un meilleur langage). [Latest Edition, Reviewed, corrected, increased, and put into better language] 4to. (approx. 24 x 17cm) in full contemporary calf with raised bands and decorative gilt to spine. All edges speckled in scarlet. Title, [2] Au Lecteur, [4] Instruction, 659pp. Text (last 4 pages mis-numbered but correct otherwise), [19] Table [Index], [1] Permissions. TEXT IN FRENCH. Text divided into 7 Livres plus La Chasse du Loup by Jean Clarmotgan which was added to editions from 1570, and a small section on L'Usage de la Jauge ou Diapason [The Use of the Guage or Tuning Fork]. Book I illustrated with 2 large woodcuts. Book II with 1 large and 1 small woodcut and 20 Plans of garden layouts. Book III with 4 small and 6 large woodcuts. Book V with 3 large woodcuts. The Chasse de la Loup with 14 large woodcuts and the Tuning Fork section with 12 diagrams. A clean copy with no previous owners' markings or inscriptions. Some light foxing and offsetting, occasionally heavier. A few lower edges of leaves opened clumsily. Small hole to top of p.345 and small area of loss and small hole (old worming) to lower outer corner of p.467 with slight loss of text. Small area of loss to top of spine (please see photos) and a few minor scuffs to boards. Small mark of white paint to outer edge of upper board. A VERY GOOD COPY (Shelf 4) PLEASE NOTE: Heavy BOOK (1 kg+) Postage rates vary according to destination, weight and speed. For an accurate overseas quote PLEASE either call or email us before ordering. [AbeBooks shipping quote is based on items weighing up to 1 kilo only]. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties, taxes, or fees required by recipient's country.** Pictures available upon request.** Visit our homepage for our shop opening hours. Over 20,000 books in stock - come and browse. PayPal, credit and most debit cards welcome. Books posted worldwide. For any queries please contact us direct.

Leather. Condizione: Very Good Indeed. None (illustratore). A scarce, finely bound copy of Charles Estienne's collection of tracts on agriculture. This is an early edition of Estienne's son-in-law's revision of the work, translated into French. 'La Maison Rustique' is a French translation of 'Praedieum Rusticum' with alterations and an additions. This was the first book of its kind to appear in French upon its initial publication in 1564.'Praedium Rusticum' was first issued in 1554 and was a collection of tracts compiled from ancient writers on various branches of agriculture.With Jean de Clamorgan's treatise 'La Chasse du Loup' to the rear of the work as called for. This work was written to accompany this work and is adorned with woodcuts which show the damage caused to sheep and other domesticated animals by wolves.A fascinating work written by this noted agronomist. In a quarter calf binding with marbled boards. Externally, excellent with minor shelfwear. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are generally bright. A few marks and contemporary inscriptions to the title page. Tidemark to the fore-edge of pages 24-end. Does not affect the woodcuts. Otherwise, just the occasional light spots. Very Good Indeed. book.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very good. FIRST FRENCH EDITION OF THIS GYNAECOLOGICAL HANDBOOK First edition thus 8vo. pp. (xvi) 923 (i) (xvi). Roman letter, some Italic. Woodcut printer's device to t-p, depicting Christ with the Samaritan woman at the well, fine woodcut initials and head-pieces. One or two later ms. marginal notes. Very light waterstaining, mostly marginal, to first few leaves and index. Small wormhole to t-p, not affecting text. A very good, clean copy in contemp. vellum, a little soiled, fore-edges chewed, lacking ties, in modern box. First French edition (translated from the Latin De sanitate, faecunditatae et morbis mulierum of the same year) of this gynaecological handbook by Jean Liébault (c.1535-1596), doctor and agronomist. It was one of the very first vernacular works, designed for the laywoman, about the female physical condition. Liébault was born in Dijon but moved to Paris to study medicine, where he became a successful doctor, highly esteemed by both colleagues and patients. He married Nicole Estienne, daughter of the great Parisian printer Charles Estienne (1504-1564), who had himself studied medicine under Jacob Sylvius alongside the young Vesalius. Liébault completed and translated his father-in-law's Praedium rusticum into French as La maison rustique (1564); a translation of Gesner's Quatres livres des secrets de médecine followed in 1573. Trois livres de la santé was the first of two works on feminine health and beauty he published in 1582: De l'ornement & beautez des Femmes is advertised in the present work. Madame Liébault, a noted femme des lettres, was herself the author of Misères de la femme mariée, mises en forme de stances, and the manuscript Apologie pour les femmes, contre ceux qui en médisent. She predeceased her husband by some years; the contemporary diarist Pierre de L'Estoile records that Liébault died suddenly, after sitting down to rest on a stone in the rue Gervais-Laurent. Liébault's introduction to the present work laments the infinite number of maladies which accompany any person through his or her life, 'mais plus griefues en affliction tormentent le corps de la femme comme celuy de l'homme'. Woman, he takes care to emphasise, 'n'est animant mutile ny imparfaict, mais foible & maladif'. His work describes and suggests causes and remedies - often more than one - for a range of gynaecological complaints, in chronological order from childhood to motherhood; Liébault does not advise on the maladies of women beyond child-bearing age. Young girls, he notes, may be subject to nervous illnesses, nausea, headache and neuralgia. He deals with menstruation, venereal disease and various renal and gastro-intestinal problems, before proceeding to the subject of conception and childbirth, which occupies the greatest portion of the book. Obesity, male and female, is listed among the causes of infertility; common birth defects are described, along with less common ones such as hermaphroditism. Alongside a discussion of family resemblance in young children (with a gentle reminder that even animals and plants have an urge to reproduce in their own image), Liébault also addresses the question of when a child receives its soul. Of particular interest is the chapter devoted to the performance of caesarean section, which, given the high mortality rate, is advised only as a last resort: the first modern caesarean section which the mother is known to have survived had been performed as recently as 1500. Liébault concludes with advice on the treatment of the newborn and the new mother. The work contains a detailed table of contents and index, and a brief list of errata. BM STC Fr. 266; Brunet III, 1074; Wellcome I, 3800; Durling 2959 (attributed to Giovanni Marinelli); not in Adams, Heirs of Hippocrates, Osler, Garrison and Morton or Erdman. French.

Condizione: Good. One full page woodcut and 36 further woodcuts + La chasse du loup with 14 woodcuts + 8 diagrams to the usage de la jauge ou diapason. Quarto handsome vellum covers with 4 raised bands and neat titles in black lettering and compartments decorated and ruled with date to foot of spine [vellum skin with some darkening/2 small stabs to cover] All edges sprinkled red. Titlepage + [6]pp "to the reader" & "instructions"] + 362pp [recte 658]. The pages are uniformly lightly tanned with some pale foxing. There is a needle sized hole in the lower middle part of the pages up to page 36 but this does not prevent reading the text. Also a neat "repair" to two margins on the verso of the titlepage however this seems unecessay as there are no tears to any edge of this page! There are 5 other marginal repairs none of which touch any text. Presumably these were all done by Rudolf Jager from Bremen who added endpapers with his date of binding given as 1930. Bookplate of Heinz Lahusen to front pastedown as well as a small label "Jagd-B Nr.154" to the lower corner. 1 volume. Hardcover.

Couverture rigide. Condizione: Bon. [16]-923-[21] pp. À Paris, chez Jacques du Puys à la Samaritaine, 1582, in-8, [16]-923-[21] pp, Veau havane du XVIIIe siècle, dos à nerfs et fleuronné, pièce de titre rouge, Bien complet des deux derniers feuillets blancs (Nn7 et Nn8). Très rare et importante première édition française, parue simultanément à l'édition latine, de cet ouvrage précurseur de la gynécologie moderne, par le gendre de l'éminent anatomiste Charles Estienne. L'éditeur, Jacques du Puys, en a donné deux tirages : le nôtre, titré Trois livres appartenant aux infirmités et maladies des femmes, et un second, où a été retiré le terme dépréciatif d' "infirmité" ; Trois livres de la santé, foecundite et maladies des femmes. Jean Liébault (1535-1596), médecin originaire de Dijon, agronome et alchimiste à ses heures, avait épousé Nicole Estienne, l'une des rares femmes de lettres de son époque, fille du célèbre imprimeur et anatomiste parisien ; ce dernier avait confié à son gendre la révision de son Théâtre d'agriculture (la Maison rustique). Au demeurant, les principales publications de Liébault tournent autour de la santé et de la beauté des femmes. Le présent ouvrage est une adaptation, et non une traduction, du traité gynécologique de l'Italien Giovanni Marinello, Le medicine partenenti alle infermità delle donne (1563, réédition augmentée en 1574), concernant les maladies des femmes et leur traitement ; il en reprend la structure et conserve une approche semblable de l'équilibre au sein du couple. Le texte de Liébault se démarque néanmoins par de nombreuses références aux médecins anciens et contemporains ; il revendique en particulier l'héritage d'Hippocrate, dont les oeuvres avait été traduites en latin depuis peu, en s'intéressant aux maladies des femmes en dehors du seul contexte de l'obstétrique - tout en maintenant l'idée d'un corps féminin défini par sa fonction procréatrice : ainsi, il reconnait comme nécessaire une partie de la médecine qui prendra plus tard le nom de gynécologie. Son travail sera réédité en 1585 sous le titre de Thrésor des remèdes secrets pour les maladies des femmes. Ex-libris manuscrit ancien biffé sur la garde blanche et longue annotation manuscrite au revers. Étiquette de la bibliothèque de Jean Rouché. Bon exemplaire (une fine mouillure pâle en pied des derniers feuillets). USTC n° 30811. Florence Bourbon, "Liébault (1535-1596), médecin hippocratique : vers la gynécologie moderne" Renaissance and Reformation, Vol. 33, n° 3 (été 2010), pp. 61-84.

In-8, [164 x 105 mm] de (16), 923, (19) pp. Vélin. (Reliure de l'époque.). Si "la femme n'a pas un corps mutilé, ni imparfait", c'est un "animal faible et maladif". C'est donc ici un traité complet de médecine pour les vierges, les femmes grosses, les accouchées. Titre d'un chapitre : "Les débilités et faiblesses qui surviennent aux nouveaux mariés pour l'usage immodéré de Vénus." Une part importante traite ainsi de la reproduction. "Les femmes ont plus de plaisir au coït que les hommes" affirme ce médecin. Il avait épousé la fille du célèbre typographe Charles Estienne. Cette Nicole Liebault est l'auteur de : "Misères de la femme mariée, où se peuvent voir les peines et tourmens qu'elle reçoit durant sa vie". On peut se demander si ce Jean Liebault était un bon mari ? A la fin, achevé d'imprimé d'août 1610. Cette édition en français, une traduction du "De sanitate, faecunditatae et morbis mulierum", a été publiée pour la première fois en 1582. Quelques ressauts de cahiers, mais bel exemplaire. In-8, [164 x 105 mm] de (16), 923, (19) pp. Vélin. (Reliure de l'époque.) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - A rare work on feminine health. Woman, according to Liebault is a "weak and sickly animal." This is a complete treatise on medicine for virgins, pregnant women, new mothers . Author states thant "women have more pleasure in intercourse than men." He had married the daughter of the famous typographer Charles Estienne, Nicole. Nicole Liebault is the author of "Miseries of married woman, where one's can see the pains and torments she receives during her life." One can wonder if this Jean Liebault was a good husband. This edition in French, a translation of "De sanitate, faecunditatae and morbis mulierum" published for the first time in 1582. -.

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