1608595309000 1608222041000 Standard Record object-279247 1752776308325 1752749251000 1752776131725 adlib fitz-online adlib-object-279247 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/279247 f9238ec2-2b81-3524-9eb9-147e14c5d6e5 3 content description Tractatus de herbis -- Tractatus de animalibus vitam in terris ducentium -- Tractatus de auibus -- De piscibus -- De lapidibus -- Tractatus de vrinis. content description Germany Mainz (Rhineland-Palatinate) Manuscripts and Printed Books Hortus sanitatis. Imprint from Goff. Red & blue decorative initials. First edition of the Hortus sanitatis, the work being "[s]ubsequent to and to a large extent independent of the 'Gart der Gesundheit', which BMC and Hain treat as a German translation of the 'Hortus sanitatis'. Both ... are, however, based upon the 'Herbarius' [1st edition 1485]."--Goff. Colophon reads: ... Quem quidem librum omni dilige[n]tia collectum [et] elaboratum. intelligibili caractere proprijs impensis Iacobus meydenbach ciuis Moguntinus lucule[n]tissime impressit ... Impressum est autem hoc ip[su]m in inclita ciuitate Moguntina ... in qua nobilissima ciuitate [et] ars ac scientia hec subtilissima caracterisandi seu imprimendi fuit primu[m] inueta ... Anno salutis Millesimo Quadringentesimo Nonagesimo primo. Die vero Iouis vicesima tercia mensis Iunij. The "Tractatus de animalibus vitam in terris ducentium [sic]," "Tractatus de auibus," and "Tractatus de urinis" have special title pages. Includes seven full-page woodcuts: a fictional meeting of eminent medieval European and Arabic medical scholars including Aristotle, Rhazes, Hippocrates, Avicenna, and Galen. (A1v); three men observing eight animals in a zoo (n1v); two men observing birds in front of a city (v1v); two men on the banks of a river filled with fish and merpeople ([et]8v); four jewellers sitting at tables selling their wares to a crowd of six, with two men standing at a table of jewels in the background (2e2v); four physicians examining a bottle of urine in an apothecary, while three apprentices are distracted by two other apprentices fighting ([chi1]b); and two doctors with seven sick people, including 2 children (²[chi]6v); plus, 1066 smaller woodcuts of plants (530), animals (164), birds (122), fish (106), and precious stones (144). Binding: 16th century calf, blind stamped; spine blind stamped, raised bands, g. lettering; metal clasps; rebacked. Materia medica Early works to 1800. Herbals Early works to 1800. Medicine, Medieval. Botany Pre-Linnean works. Zoology Pre-Linnean works. PB 165-2020 1 accession number PB 165-2020 279247 priref 279247 ALMA control 001 99352603803606 uri https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/279247 https://data.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/id/object/279247 reference agent-149638 adlib-agent-149638 7376d833-d0a7-3be0-916e-9c892b7a24d8 The Fitzwilliam Museum printer. reference agent-203261 adlib-agent-203261 f6c65b74-a261-31d1-86da-5d43ce89e64c Meydenbach, Jakob, former owner. reference agent-203204 adlib-agent-203204 aa6e47f0-496c-3506-aeec-26b485781e7a Holliday, J. R., Graf von, former owner. reference agent-203262 adlib-agent-203262 6eff91a1-26ac-358f-97a1-d3e5b3296d74 Nostitz, Christoph Wentzel, [Mainz] :[Jacob Meydenbach],[23 June 1491] Meydenbach, Jakob, active 15th century, printer. Holliday, J. R., former owner. Nostitz, Christoph Wentzel, Graf von, 1648-1712, former owner. [453] leaves : ill, woodcuts ; 32cm (fol). history note Provenance: bequeathed by J.R. Holliday 1927 (bk. label). C.W.G.V.N. (bkpl.). Ms. inscr. on t.p.: 'CWGV Nostitz'. With cutting from Bernard Quaritch's cat., no. 699. Bookseller's code(?) on back paste-down e.p. Sales cat. no. on back free e.p. reference agent-149638 adlib-agent-149638 7376d833-d0a7-3be0-916e-9c892b7a24d8 The Fitzwilliam Museum Ortus sanitatis. object OBJECT