3 works on anatomy.

8vo or 4to.

Contemp. (mottled) calf, gilt-orn. spines with raised bands.

1. Bartholin, Th. - Anatome ex omnium veterum recentiorumque observationibus [...]. Leiden, Hackius Press, 1673. [32, incl. engr. title and front.]-807-[17] pp. (some (damp)staining; binding: corners bumped and sl. rubbed, rebacked). Later ed. by the Danish physician, mathematician and theologian Bartholin (1616-1680). Engr. ill.: title and author's portrait by G. Appelmans after H. Ditmer and more than 100 pl. (mostly full-page, some fold., some in-text) depicting the head, the limbs, joints and muscles, skeletons, nerves, etc. Ref. Krivatsy 781. - Wellcome II:107. - STCN (i.a. 1 BL London). - BnF. - Not in Garrison & Morton. Prov. Ms. entries on title. - 2. Dionis, P. - L'anatomie de l'homme suivant la circulation du sang, & les nouvelles découvertes; démontrée au jardin du roy [...]. Paris, Wid. d'Houry, 1729. xxxii-781-[3] pp. (engr. title missing, some mild brown.; binding: corners bumped and rubbed, upper joint starting to split, def. at head). Later ed. by the French physician Pierre Dionis (1643-1718). Engr. ill.: full-page portrait by Boulogne and 24 pl. (n. I-XXI + A-C). Woodcut ornament on title. Ref. Blake 121. - Wellcome II:471. - Not in Garrison & Morton. Prov. R. Rickaert (bookpl.). - Bookseller's tick. - Ms. names on lower flyleaf. - 3. Winslow, J.B. - Exposition anatomique de la structure du corps humain [...]. Paris, G. Desprez, J. Desessartz, 1732. xxx-740-[8] pp. (some dampstaining in upper margins, 4 fold. pl. missing; binding: corners bumped and rubbed, tail def.). 1st 4to ed. of one of the best works on anatomy by the Danish physician J.B. Winslow (1669-1760). Text in 2 col. Ref. Garrison & Morton 1970, 394 & 1314. - BnF. - Cp. Blake 492 (1732 12mo ed.). Prov. Old and mod. names on front flyleaf. (3 vol.)