1673 Human Anatomy Medicine Surgery Illustrated William Harvey Blood Bartholin

1673 Human Anatomy Medicine Surgery Illustrated William Harvey Blood Bartholin

Thomas Bartholin was a 17^th-century Danish physician who is known for is experiments involving human anatomy. He played a critical role in the first full description of the human lymphatic system and how it varied from that of animals. This book published in 1673, is a collection of the entire works of both Thomas Bartholin and his father Caspar Bartholin – research which expound on William Harvey’s discoveries in blood circulation.

Any 17^th-century edition of Bartholin’s ‘Anatomy’ is considered quite rare; but this 1673 edition is notable, not only for including Caspar’s works, but also for featuring over 100 impressive engravings of human anatomy!

Item number: #25489

Price: $1500

BARTHOLIN, Thomas

Thomae Bartholini anatome ex omnium veterum recentiorumque observationibus : imprimis institutionibus b. m. parentis Caspari Bartholini, ad circulationem Harvejanam, et vasa lymphatica quartum renovata …

Lugduni Batavorum : Ex officinâ Hackiana, 1673.

Details:

• Collation: Complete with all pages
  • [28], 806, [16]
  • 122 engraved figures
• References: Wellcome II, 107
• Language: Latin
• Binding: Vellum; tight and secure
• Size: ~7.75in X 5in (19.5cm x 13cm)

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