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Sebastiaan Slorp.
Holland, 1970. hardcover; ex-biebboek in gelezen staat; gebruikssporen en vlekjes hier en daar.
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Traité sur le vénin de la vipère sur les poisons américains sur le laurier-cérise et sur quelques autres poisons végétaux . On y a joint observations sur la structure primitive du corps animal Différences expériences sur la réproduction des nerfs et la description d'un nouveau canal de l'oeil. ... Avec plusieurs Planches. Tome Premier [ - Tome Second].
Florence, Paris, Londres, Nyon L'ainé, Emsley, 1781. 4to. In 2 vols. W. 10 folding engr. pls. (at the end of vol. II). Very nice recent half dark clf., spine in compartments, the original red titleshields preserved and laid down on spine. Matching dark paper brds. [n5, *4, x1 [blank], ***4, ****4, A - Z4, Aa4 - Ss4, X1; vol. II: n2, *4, A - Y4, Z1, Aa2 to 4, 2nd series Aa4 - Ll4, Mm2 - Oo2, Pp4 - Qq4, Rr1, Ss4 - Zz4, Aaa4 - Ccc4]. (II [halftitle], I - XIV, II [blank], XV - XXVIII, II [blank], 329, I [blank] pp.; XI, I (blank), 1 - 177, 186 - 187 [=mispag. for 178 - 179], 180 - 181, 190 - 191 [=mispag. for 182 - 183], 184 - 373, I (blank) pp.). (Half title vol. I w. lower righthand corner torn and replaced by recent piece of rest. paper; Vol. II printed title w. oval library [?] stamp removed and filled in w. recent paper; Letters N and A [of FontaNA] drawn in; Text outer in righthand blank margins some light foxing in places; some pp. w. a few lightbrown coloured spots /stripes;). Revised and enlarged edition [first 1767]: DSB V, pp. 55 - 57: 'The quality of Fontana's scientific accomplishment is evident from his first work, on irritability and sensitivity, a subject that he continued to pursue so intensely as to earn the praise of Haller in 1767, ...The research on the movement of the Iris (1765) and on viper venom (1767, 1781) is strictly tied to irritability. ...After a series of impressive and ingenious experiments, Fontana retracted the action of the bite of the viper to an alteration in the irritability of the fibers which he maintained was mediated by the blood: in other words, the viper's poison directly alters the blood, coagulating it, and this in turn alters all parts of the organism - especially nerve fibers - that the blood would normally nourish. Fontana extended his toxicological experiments to other substances, especially to curare. Fontana also took advantage of microscopic investigations ...[and he] belongs, together with Spallanzani, among the major microscopists of the 18th century ...':Hirsch II, 562: Weil cat. 26, 179: 'First French edition and first editions of the important additional tracts.': Ferchl, 159: Hirschberg
¶ 7: Comp. G&M 2103: 'The starting point of modern investigations of serpent venoms. This work also includes Fontana's description of the ciliary canal in the eye of an ox. ...The greatly expanded French translation, 2 vols. 1781, includes Fontana's work on the anatomy of the nerves and nerve regeneration'. [see: Haymaker, p. 205 'Fontana's Treatise on the nerves is a little goldmine of ideas, for his time, on the frontier of this science. Not only did he describe and illustrate the solid axis "cylinder"of the "primitive nerve fiber", but also the degeneration of nerve, as it loses its fucntion when separated from its center. ..']: Vol. 2 discusses American poisons.': Wellcome vol. III, 37: Cole, 1836: Gorin, 60: 'He was the first to use chemical fixatives to preserve retinal tissue for examination. He found neural and supporting elements in the retina and described retina vessels.': Sabin, 24988: Comp. Heirs of Hippocrates 628 (Engl. translation in 2 vols, after the French 1781 here offered): 'The Italian abbot, Fontana, was a distinguished naturalist and physiologist whose original and important researches on serpent venoms were published in Italian in 1767. In 1781 Fontana revised and enlarged his original treatise and added other essays, publishing the entire work in French. ...includes his letter in which he gives an account of his investigation of the space at the angle of the iris known as Fontana's space or canal.':
¶ 7: Comp. G&M 2103: 'The starting point of modern investigations of serpent venoms. This work also includes Fontana's description of the ciliary canal in the eye of an ox. ...The greatly expanded French translation, 2 vols. 1781, includes Fontana's work on the anatomy of the nerves and nerve regeneration'. [see: Haymaker, p. 205 'Fontana's Treatise on the nerves is a little goldmine of ideas, for his time, on the frontier of this science. Not only did he describe and illustrate the solid axis "cylinder"of the "primitive nerve fiber", but also the degeneration of nerve, as it loses its fucntion when separated from its center. ..']: Vol. 2 discusses American poisons.': Wellcome vol. III, 37: Cole, 1836: Gorin, 60: 'He was the first to use chemical fixatives to preserve retinal tissue for examination. He found neural and supporting elements in the retina and described retina vessels.': Sabin, 24988: Comp. Heirs of Hippocrates 628 (Engl. translation in 2 vols, after the French 1781 here offered): 'The Italian abbot, Fontana, was a distinguished naturalist and physiologist whose original and important researches on serpent venoms were published in Italian in 1767. In 1781 Fontana revised and enlarged his original treatise and added other essays, publishing the entire work in French. ...includes his letter in which he gives an account of his investigation of the space at the angle of the iris known as Fontana's space or canal.':
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Keywords: vipers snakes natural history herpetology cells Neurology W17
Traité sur le vénin de la vipère sur les poisons américains sur le laurier-cérise et sur quelques autres poisons végétaux ... observations sur la structure primitive du corps animal ... expériences sur la réproduction des nerfs et la description d'un nouveau canal de l'oeil ... Tome premier [- Tome Second].
Florence, Paris, London, Nyon L'ainé, Emsley, 1781. Small in folio. In 2 vols. W. 10 folding engr. pls. (at the end of vol. II). Contemp. limp brds. [Charta Rustica], turn ins with remnants of cont. marbled paper. (XXXVIII, 329; XI, I (blank), 373 pp.). (Large paper copy, margins of a few lvs. some stains; uncut.). Revised and enlarged edition [first 1767]: DSB V, pp. 55 - 57: 'The quality of Fontana's scientific accomplishment is evident from his first work, on irritability and sensitivity, a subject that he continued to pursue so intensely as to earn the praise of Haller in 1767, ...The research on the movement of the Iris (1765) and on viper venom (1767, 1781) is strictly tied to irritability. ...After a series of impressive and ingenious experiments, Fontana retracted the action of the bite of the viper to an alteration in the irritability of the fibers which he maintained was mediated by the blood: in other words, the viper's poison directly alters the blood, coagulating it, and this in turn alters all parts of the organism - especially nerve fibers - that the blood would normally nourish. Fontana extended his toxicological experiments to other substances, especially to curare. Fontana also took advantage of microscopic investigations ...[and he] belongs, together with Spallanzani, among the major microscopists of the 18th century ...':Hirsch II, 562: Weil cat. 26, 179: 'First French edition and first editions of the important additional tracts.': Ferchl, 159: Hirschberg
¶ 7: Comp. G&M 2103: 'The starting point of modern investigations of serpent venoms. This work also includes Fontana's description of the ciliary canal in the eye of an ox. ...The greatly expanded French translation, 2 vols. 1781, includes Fontana's work on the anatomy of the nerves and nerve regeneration'. [see: Haymaker, p. 205 'Fontana's Treatise on the nerves is a little goldmine of ideas, for his time, on the frontier of this science. Not only did he describe and illustrate the solid axis "cylinder"of the "primitive nerve fiber", but also the degeneration of nerve, as it loses its fucntion when separated from its center. ..']: Vol. 2 discusses American poisons.': Wellcome III, 37: Cole, 1836: Gorin, 60: 'He was the first to use chemical fixatives to preserve retinal tissue for examination. He found neural and supporting elements in the retina and described retina vessels.': Sabin, 24988: Comp. Heirs of Hippocrates 628 (Engl. translation in 2 vols, after the French 1781 here offered): 'The Italian abbot, Fontana, was a distinguished naturalist and physiologist whose original and important researches on serpent venoms were published in Italian in 1767. In 1781 Fontana revised and enlarged his original treatise and added other essays, publishing the entire work in French. ...includes his letter in which he gives an account of his investigation of the space at the angle of the iris known as Fontana's space or canal.': An excellent wide margined copy.
¶ 7: Comp. G&M 2103: 'The starting point of modern investigations of serpent venoms. This work also includes Fontana's description of the ciliary canal in the eye of an ox. ...The greatly expanded French translation, 2 vols. 1781, includes Fontana's work on the anatomy of the nerves and nerve regeneration'. [see: Haymaker, p. 205 'Fontana's Treatise on the nerves is a little goldmine of ideas, for his time, on the frontier of this science. Not only did he describe and illustrate the solid axis "cylinder"of the "primitive nerve fiber", but also the degeneration of nerve, as it loses its fucntion when separated from its center. ..']: Vol. 2 discusses American poisons.': Wellcome III, 37: Cole, 1836: Gorin, 60: 'He was the first to use chemical fixatives to preserve retinal tissue for examination. He found neural and supporting elements in the retina and described retina vessels.': Sabin, 24988: Comp. Heirs of Hippocrates 628 (Engl. translation in 2 vols, after the French 1781 here offered): 'The Italian abbot, Fontana, was a distinguished naturalist and physiologist whose original and important researches on serpent venoms were published in Italian in 1767. In 1781 Fontana revised and enlarged his original treatise and added other essays, publishing the entire work in French. ...includes his letter in which he gives an account of his investigation of the space at the angle of the iris known as Fontana's space or canal.': An excellent wide margined copy.
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Baker's Boy - a Soldier's Story, Sigend By Author.
Portland, Or., Classic Day Publ., 2009. Trade Paperback., Vg in Wraps. Lightly Worn. Pages: 131.
Vintage BooksProfessional sellerBook number: MASTER217361I
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