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[WEBER, Georges Adolph].
Exposition systématique de tous les médicamens qui on été soumis à l'expérience pour reconnaitre leur véritable action.
s.l., s.n., 1831.
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Manuscript proposing one of the first directories of homeopathic medicines in the French language through a translation of the work by Georg Adolph Weber: "Systematische Darstellung der reinen Arzneiwirkungen aller bisher geprüften Symptome" published in German in 1831.
The work will not be published in French only in 1833 with a translation by the Swiss homeopath Peschier under the title "Systematic exposition of the pure pathogenetic effects of all the remedies put to date in experience" (Geneva, Cherbuliez, 1833).
Our manuscript uses the same two-part structure as the German edition and should probably precede the French edition. The binding is typical of the 1830s, we are thus at the very beginning of the development of homeopathy in Europe under the impetus of the German school directed by Hannemahn (1755-1843) of whom Weber was a disciple.
It is in Switzerland and in Lyon that homeopathy in French language develops, Count Sébastien Des Guidi creates in 1830 the Homeopathic Society Lyonnaise and opens its consultations, there are 5 or 6 homeopaths in France in 1832 then 25 in 1833, 52 in 1835. (Cf. Bariety, "The beginnings of homeopathy in France", 1969)
Witness to the beginnings of homeopathy in France.
[HISTOIRE DE LA MEDECINE].
Etat général des unions faites des biens et revenus des maladeries, leproseries, aumoneries et autres lieux pieux aux hopitaux des pauvres malades.
Paris, Denys Thierry, 1705.
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400 €
First edition.
In order to rationalize aid to the sick, the power of Louis XIV issued numerous decrees aimed at merging the various aid centers that existed at the time. Each town, district, religious order then had its own institution. This work contains, city by city, the institutions that must meet and the list of related edicts and decrees.
HIPPOCRATE || BRECHE, Jean.
Les Aphorismes d'Hippocrates, prince des médecins.
Paris, Jacques Kerver, 1550.
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2500 €
First edition in french.
These aphorisms are considered one of the founding texts of Western medicine. They contain principles and observations about health, disease and medical practice.
Each Aphorism in Latin is followed by its translation and commentary in French.
Some handwritten notes in the margins of writing from the beginning of the 17th century.
GORDON, Bernard (de).
Bernardi Gordonii opus, lilium medicinae inscriptum de morborum propre omnium curatione septem particulis distributum.
Lyon, Guillaume Rouillé, 1574.
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1500 €
A major work by Bernard de Gordon, Montpellier doctor from the beginning of the 15th century. He exposes there a knowledge heir to the knowledge of medicine of the Middle Ages.
The first mention of spectacles is found in the Lilium medicinae.
[FRÉMONT D’ABLANCOURT (Nicolas)].
Dialogues de la Santé.
Paris, Pierre Auboüin, 1683.
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1200 €
First edition of this singular work in which cooking and health play the main roles.
DESHAIS-GENDRON, Louis Florent.
Traité des maladies des yeux & des moyens & opérations propres à leur guérison.
Paris, Herissant, 1770.
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350 €
First edition.
Deshais-Gendron was the first professor of ophthalmology in France appointed by Lamartinière at the Paris School of Surgery.
Copy signed by the author.
BROCA, Paul.
Des Anévrysmes et de leur traitement.
Paris, Labé, 1856.
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600 €
First edition.
One of the monuments of 19th century medical literature.
The physiopathological types traced by Broca, and his terminology (passive clots and active clots, simple phlenartery and varicose aneurysm, with its arterial, venous or intermediate varieties) are always used.
HUMBOLDT, Frédéric Alexandre.
Expériences sur le Galvanisme et en général sur l'irritation des fibres musculaires et nerveuses.
Paris, Didot Jeune Chez J.F. Fuchs, 1799.
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500 €
First edition in french.
French translation by Nicolas Jadelot of Humboldt's work on galvanism. Humboldt confirms Galvani's interpretation that animal electricity is irreducible to that of physicists. It contributes to the genesis of the idea that living beings can be described as galvanic organisms.
FONTANA, Félix.
Traité sur le venin de la vipère, sur les poisons américains, sur le laurier-cerise et sur quelques autres poisons végétaux.
Paris, Nyon l'ainé, 1781.
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350 €
First french edition.
Fontana relates numerous experiments in which he injects venoms and poisons into animals (rabbits, guinea pigs, birds, etc.). The majority of the work is devoted to a systematic study of viper venom but it also addresses plant poisons, such as Ticunas (probably Curare) reported on poisoned arrows from the Amazon. He is thus one of the first to approach toxicology experimentally.
TOLET, François.
Traite de la Lithotomie ou l'Extraction de la Pierre hors de la vessie.
Paris, François H. Muguet, 1708.
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600 €
"Tolet, lithotomist at l'Hôpital de la Charité in Paris, first published this work in 1682. After many editions, this book remains as a classic contribution to the subject.[...] In Tolet's day lithotomy was one of the major and most dangerous of operations. Explicit directions are given for the operation in children as well as adults of both sexes. Particularly stressed is the need for careful restraint of the patient during surgery using strong assistants, straps, scarves, or cloths. The lesser and greater lateral perineal operations in men and women are described and illustrated. Among the many causes of the stone, the author named unleavened bread, waterfowl, curds, pap, old cheese, hard eggs, unripe fruits, the feet or legs of beef or pork, salted or spiced meats, and medicines which dehydrate the body. The plates depicted instruments, positioning of the patient, the use of the curved metal catheter, the making of the incision, and use of extracting clamps." (Heirs of Hippocrate).
The edition is illustrated with 18 plates drawn and engraved by Lalouette (instruments, operating positions, stones, etc.) and a portrait of Tolet by Maillet.
"François TOLLET (1647-1724) surgeon of King Louis XIV left a very didactic treatise on lithotomy. He helped to bring bladder size into a" regulated "surgery." (History of urology by the Association française d'urologie).
WINSLOW, Jacques Benigne || BRUHIER, Jacques Jean.
Dissertation sur l'incertitude des signes de la mort, et l'abus des enterremens & embaumemens précipités.
Paris, Morel le jeune, 1742.
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500 €
First french edition published juste after the first latin edition.
The French translation is by Jacques Jean Bruhier who is sometimes credited as the sole author of the book.
Book that will terrify the whole of Europe at the idea that we could be buried still alive and which will come for some to give an explanation to the phenomena of vampirism.
More than that, the exposure of these intermediate cases between life and death opens the way to a new discipline of medicine.
BORDEU, Théophile de.
Recherches anatomiques sur la position des glandes et sur leur action.
Paris, G.F. Quillau, 1751.
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300 €
First edition.
A book on the origins of endocrinology.
LE CAT, Claude Nicolas.
Traité de l'Existance, de la Nature et des Propriétés du Fluide des Nerfs, et principalement de son Action dans le Mouvement Musculaire.
Berlin, s.n., 1765.
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400 €
First edition.
KRAFFT-EBING, Richard von.
Psychopathia sexualis, Etude médico-légale à l'usage des médecins et des juristes.
Paris, Payot, 1931.
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100 €
Milestone work in psychology listing with force of clinical cases, all the sexual deviations.
This edition given by Payot in 1931, with the introduction by Pierre Janet, is still the reference translation in french.
DUCHENNE DE BOULOGNE, Guillaume Benjamin.
Physiologie des mouvements démontrée a l'aide de l'expérimentation électrique et de l'observation clinique.
Paris, JB Baillière, 1867.
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250 €
First edition.
LUYS, Jules Bernard.
Etudes de physiologie et de pathologie cérébrales.
Paris, JB Baillière, 1874.
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250 €
First edition.
Book subtitled: "Reflex actions of the brain in the normal and morbid conditions of their manifestations".
Jules Luys was the first neurologist to offer photographs of nervous tissue in his books.
BONNET, Charles.
Essai Analytique sur les facultés de l'âme.
Copenhage et Genève, Cl. Philibert, 1769.
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300 €
Second edition.
RICHARD, Charles-Louis (Abbé).
La Théorie des Songes.
Paris, Frères Estienne, 1766.
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600 €
First edition.
CONSTANT DE REBECQUE, Jacob.
Le Chirurgien François Charitable comprenant le droit usage des principales Operations & des principaux remèdes de Chirurgie et le moyen de s'en servir dans la cure particulière des maladies extérieures du corps humain.
Lyon, Jean Certe, 1683.
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250 €
Second edition.
Swiss doctor, Jacob Constant de Rebecque made himself known with his trilogy of "charitables": the charitable surgeon, the charitable doctor and the charitable apothecary.
BLEGNY, Nicolas de.
Le Remède Anglois Pour la Guérison Des Fièvres.
Paris, Chez l'Autheur, 1682.
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First edition.
The first French book promoting Quinine for the treatment of fevers.
If Europe already knew cinchona, it was the English doctor Talbot who managed to make it popular.
"Talbot had found a way to present cinchona in such a way that it did not put off the sick. [...] Since 1678 he had been the personal physician of King Charles II, had come to France during that same year to look after little Mademoiselle. [...] He treats the dauphin and the whole royal family, and he is amply rewarded by the king who grants him naturalization." (Talbot, popularizer of cinchona in France: M. Bouvet, in Bulletin of Pharmacological Sciences, 1934. In: Revue d'histoire de la pharmacie, 22nd year, n°86, 1934. pp. 307-308.)
Following the relapse of some patients he had treated, we turned away of him and he returns to England taking with him his fortune and the secret of his "English remedy".
The king then asked Nicolas de Blegny, his doctor, to publish this book delivering the recipe for the preparation and use of quinine. A chapter is also devoted to the history and use of opium.
DE LA FONT, Charles.
Dissertationes duae medicae de veneno pestilenti, in quarum priori agitur de veneni pestilentis natura et causis [...].
Avignon, Pierre Offray, 1670.
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600 €
First edition.
Work devoted to the Plague whose author defends that it would be due to the corrosive action of saline vapors (such as Arsenic or Mercury). It comes to contradict certain position of the Englishman Thomas Willis on this subject. Europe and more particularly England then just experienced an epidemic of the Great Plague.
DESAULT, Pierre-Joseph.
Journal de Chirurgie.
Paris, Chez les auteurs, 1791-1792.
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1000 €
First edition.
Journal of Surgery published under the direction of Desault, the greatest surgeon of his time (he trained Bichat, Larrey, Dupuytren...). Among the articles published during the two years of edition one finds in addition to the extracts of the courses of Desault, articles of Larrey and Bichat.
Garrison-Morton notes there the publication of the first operation of a tumor of the maxillary sinus by Plaignaud.
PRINGLE, John.
Observations sur les maladies des armées, dans les camps et dans les garnisons, avec des mémoires sur les substances septiques et anti-septiques, et la réponse à de Haen et à Gaber.
Paris, Théophile Barrois, 1793.
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200 €
Founder of modern military medicine
In this book, Pringle describes the common illnesses and their methods of prevention and treatment, as well as the effects of military campaigns on the health of soldiers. He also provides useful information on the role of hygiene and nutrition in the prevention of diseases and infections.
RAULIN, Joseph.
Traité des fleurs blanches avec la méthode de les guérir.
Paris, Herissant fils, 1766.
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175 €
First edition.
Book devoted to leucorrhoea to which the author attributes systemic causes and recommends rules of hygiene to prevent them.
GOULARD, Thomas.
Oeuvres de Chirurgie.
Pezenas, Veuve Gontier, 1778.
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180 €
Thomas Goulard (1697 -1784) was, towards the middle of the 18th century, royal demonstrator of surgery and anatomy in Montpellier and major surgeon of the military hospital of this city.
We owe him "the water of Goulard", nickname taken by the solution of lead acetate that Goulard recommends, under the name of Saturn extract in his works, against a whole anthology of diseases.
RICHERAND, Anthelme.
Nouveaux élémens de physiologie.
Paris, Caille et Ravier, 1811.
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Fifth edition augmented.
This book was a huge success with students and practitioners.
LE COINTE, Jourdan.
La Santé de Mars ou moyen de conserver la Santé des Troupes.
Paris, Briand, 1792.
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300 €
First edition with second issue of the title page (1792 instrad of 1790 for the first issue)
Interesting and original book on the health of soldiers. We are more familiar with the works of Jourdan Le Cointe on gastronomy, here he divides his remarks into three stages: Soldier Health (food, clothing, equipment), Sanitation of camps and Military Hospitals.
[THESES DE MEDECINE].
Recueil de 17 thèses de médecine.
s.l., s.n., 1871-1876.
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17 Theses of medicine :
BOUCHARDAT, Histoire générale des matières albuminoïdes, 1872
GOUIN, Contribution à l'étude de la pathogénie & du traitement des rétroflexions utérines, 1876
SIMON, Recherches sur l'Hémophilie, 1874 (signé sur le titre)
GUILLAUMIN, Considérations sur la Dacryostite, 1874 (signé sur le titre)
ACHARD DE LELUARDIERE, Recherches sur certains cas de pneumonie fribrineuse à résolution lente, 1873 (signé sur le titre)
LESONNEUR, Contribution à l'étude de la forme sèche et des récidives de la péricardite, 1874
BOYRON, Etude sur la ladrerie chez l'homme comparée à cette affectio chez le porc, 1876
CAGNIAT, De l'Inflammation rhumatismale des synoviales tendineuses et des bourses séreuses, 1875 (signé sur le titre)
LHIRONDEL, Parallèle entre l'uréthrotomie interne et la divulsion, 1872
ALLING, De l'Absorption par la muqueuse vésico-uréthrale, 1871
ROCHER, Parallèle différentiel antre la pneumonie franche et la bronchiopneumonie chez les enfants, 1875 (2 planches dépliantes)
PETRASU, De la Tuberculose péritonéale, 1871
BERGERON, Des Caractères généraux des affections catarrhales aigues, 1872
LABORDE, De la Malignité dans les maladies, 1872.
[THESES DE MEDECINE].
25 Thèses de médecine.
s.l., s.n., 1857-1863.
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25 Thesis of medicine :
- MORPAIN. Étude anatomique et pathologique des grandes lèvres . Paris , 1852.
- BOECKEL, Apprécier les avantages et les inconvénients de l'amputation de la jambe, 1857
- RICOU, Essai sur la face considéré au point de vue philosophique et médical, 1862 (signé sur le titre)
- DUMONT, Des Fractures du corps de l'omoplate, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- DIEU, Histoire du curare, 1863
- PINCHARD, De l'accouchement prématuré artificiel, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- CLARY-BOUSQUET, De la Catalepsie, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- DELORT, Considérations sur les opérations que nécessitent les polypes naso-pharyngiens, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- CARRE, Des Plaies pénétrantes du genou, 1863
- GAUME, Quelques réflexions sur un cas d'Hystérie consécutive à une myelite circonscrite, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- JOLLIN, De la Putréfaction au point de vue médicol-legal, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- PECHAUD, De la Stomatite ulcéreuse spécifique chez les soldats en particulier, 1863
- GOUYNEAU, Essai sur l'empoisonnement par les viandes de charcuterie, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- BONNARDOT, Du Pemphigus Syphilitique des nouveau-nés, 1863 (signé sur le titre)
- RICHON, De l'Action dynamique des préparations arsénicales et de leur emploi en thérapeutique, 1863
- MICHEL, Considérations sur le rhumatisme cérébro-spinal, 1863
- MOUSSU, De la Résection de l'articulation tarso-metatarsienne nouveau procédé opératoire, 1863
- LENOIR, Etude des lésions organiques pouvant produire la métrorrhagie en dehors de l'état puerpéral, 1864
- LAEDERICH, De l'Emploi de la digitale pourprée dans le traitement de la fièvre typhoïde, 1864
- DEVILLE, Considérations sur le massage et son application dans l'entorse, 1864 (signé sur le titre)
- EVRARD, Quelques considérations sur deux cas d'osteomalacie, 1864
- CAILLIOT, Observations de méningo-périencéphalite chronique et primitive, 1864 (signé sur le titre)
- BADAL, Quelques considérations sur la nature de la blennorrhagie, 1864 (signé sur le titre)
- DAVEZAC, Du Tubercule pulmonaire et de l'influence de la chaux sur sa marche, 1864
- GALLET, De l'Emploi des appareils platrés imperméables dans le traitement des fractures compliquées, 1864 (signé sur le titre).
BEVERWYCK, Jan van.
De calculo renum & vesicae liber singularis. Cum epistolis & consultationibus magnorum virorum.
Leyden, Elzevier, 1638.
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First edition of this famous work in urology, one of the earliest medical books to accept William Harvey's account of the circulation of the blood.
Bound after, two rare books on the plague :
- PAAW, Pierre. Tractatus de Peste. Leyde, Abraham Commelini, 1636
- Theodore de BEZE. De Pestis Contagio et Fuga. 1636
RARE COPY WITH THE ARMS OF FRANÇOIS-AUGUSTE DE THOU.
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