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Apparatus ad historiam naturalem sanguinis humani, ac spiritus praecipue eiusdem liquoris. Genf, S de Tournes 1686. 4°. 4 Bl., 91 S., Marmor. Umschl. d. 20 Jhdt. [...]
126-53 Boyle,R.
Experiments and considerations touching colours. London, H. Herringman 1664. Mit 1 gefalt. Kupfertafel. 20 Bl., 423 S. Spät. Ldr., bestoßen u. fleckig, Deckel etw. einfach repariert. [...]
126-54 Boyle,R.
Memoirs for the Natural History of Humane Blood, Especially the Spirit of that Liquor. London, Smith 1683/84. Kl.8°. Ldr. d. Zt. (Tls. stärker beschabt). [...]
126-55 Boyle,R.
Opera varia. 3 Sammelbände mit Teilstücken der Ausg. Genf, de Tournes bzw. für Cramer & Perachon ca. 1680-1715. 4°. Mit 1 gest. Portrait-Front. u. zus. 18 (davon 17 gefalt.) Kupfertaf. Einheitliche Prgtbde. d. Zt. mit Rsch. [...]
126-56 Boyle,R.
Short memoirs for the natural experimental history of mineral waters. Addressed by way of letter to a friend. London, Smith 1684/85. 9 Bl., 112 S., 8 Bl. Ldr. d. Zt. (Rckn. erneuert). [...]
126-57 Boyle,R.
The works of the Honourable Robert Boyle. In Five Volumes. To which is prefixed The Life of the Author. 5 Bde. London, Millar, 1744. Folio. Titel in Rot und Schwarz, 1 gestoch. Portrait-Frontispiz, 5 gestoch. ident. TVignetten u. insg. 15 gefalt. Kupfertafeln. 2 Bl., VIII, 152 S. 2 Bl., 565 S. 2 Bl., 652. 2 Bl., 556 S. 2 Bl., 736 S., 43 Bl. (Index). Ldrbde. d. Zt. mit rot. Rschild. (Berieben, bestoßen, Kapitale stellenw. etw. läd., alle Gelenke angebrochen, 2 Bände mit Leinenstreifen laienhaft Gelenke überklebt, Bd. 5 Vorderdeckel lose). - Blake 62. Ferguson I, 122. DSB II, 382. Erste vollständige Ausgabe. - "During Robert Boyle's lifetime there was a great demand for his writing not only in England but on the Continent, this is no doubt reflecting the dramatic upsurge of interest in the sciences and particularly in those having a bearing on biology and medicine. But this work must have been equally in demand by physical scientists ..." (Fulton, 143). - "The first complete edition of his writings was published by Birch in 1744 ... It included his posthumous remains and correspondence, with a life of the author founded on materials collected with abortive biographical designs by Burnet and Wotton, and embracing Boyle's unfinished narrative of his early years entitled 'An account of Philatretus during his Minority'" (DNB II, 1030). - Jew. mit Wappenexlibris. - 5 vols. With engr. portrait frontispiece, 5 ident. engr title vignettes, 15 fold. copperplates. Contemp. leather with gilt-stamped and labelled spine, gilt stamped fillets and cover edges (rubbed, end of spines and bindings occ. chafed, front joints cracking). - Each vol. with engr. amorial bookplate. (1595). [...]