De plantis absynthii nomen habentibus : caput desumptum ex clarissimi ornamentissimiq[ue] viri D. Doct. Ioannis Bauhini illustriss. Principis D. Friderici, Comitis VVirtemberg. Mompelgard. &c. medici, laboriosissimo plantarum libro, cui Consensus et dissensus circa stirpes, &c. titulus est ; tractatus item de absynthijs Claudii Rocardi Frecensis, in Campania pharmacopoei diligentissimus.
1593
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Title
De plantis absynthii nomen habentibus : caput desumptum ex clarissimi ornamentissimiq[ue] viri D. Doct. Ioannis Bauhini illustriss. Principis D. Friderici, Comitis VVirtemberg. Mompelgard. &c. medici, laboriosissimo plantarum libro, cui Consensus et dissensus circa stirpes, &c. titulus est ; tractatus item de absynthijs Claudii Rocardi Frecensis, in Campania pharmacopoei diligentissimus.
Created/published
Montisbeligardi : [Jacques Foillet], MDXCIII [1593]
Description
[16], 170, [6] p : port. ; 16 cm (8vo)
Associated name
Note
Printer statement from BM STC French, 1470-1600.
Signatures: ()⁸ a-l⁸.
Woodcut port. of Johann Bauhin on title page verso.
TitIe vignette; initials; head-pieces.
The last p. bank.
Includes index.
Signatures: ()⁸ a-l⁸.
Woodcut port. of Johann Bauhin on title page verso.
TitIe vignette; initials; head-pieces.
The last p. bank.
Includes index.
Cited/described in
Adams, H.M. Catalogue of books printed on the continent of Europe, 1501-1600, in Cambridge libraries, B-383
Place of creation/publication
France -- Montbéliard.
Item Details
Call number
191- 663.2q
Folger-specific note
In reinforced vellum. Inscription on front paste-down endpaper: "Bx. 266 nr. 4218 Cashel Library K:7 11." Bound with: Syntagma herbarum encomiasticum, earum vtilitatem & dignitatem declarans. Lugduni Batauorum : Excudebat Georgius Abrahami à Marse, 1628 -- Gans, Johann Ludwig. Joan. Ludouici Gansii d. medici Francofurtensis Corallorum historia. Francofurti : Sumptibus Lucae IennisI, 1630.
Folger accession
191663