WILLIS (Thomas). Opera Medica & Physica, in varios tract - Lot 95

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WILLIS (Thomas). Opera Medica & Physica, in varios tract - Lot 95
WILLIS (Thomas). Opera Medica & Physica, in varios tractatus distributa. Lyon, Sumptibus Joannis Antonius Hugetan, & Soc. 1676. In-4° of [46], 694, [24] pp. Engraved portrait of the author, title vignette and 16 engraved plates, 4 of which folded. Tan basane, 4-nerved spine, tan morocco t.p., speckled edges (Binding of the period). First volume of his Opera omnia. Thomas WILLIS (1621-1675), English physician who played a leading role in the history of anatomy and was a co-founder of the Royal Society (1662). He was also one of the pioneers of neuroanatomical research and the precursor of neuropathology. He is credited with the discovery of Willis's polygon (circulus arteriosus), part of the brain's vascular system. The work deals with fevers, urine, neurology, scurvy, hypochondria and more. Ex-libris ms. of Jean RABUEL, physician. Some minor worm damage, dampstaining, worn binding with spine missing.
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