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Paris: Crevot, 1824. First edition.
1824 LANDMARK ILLUSTRATED STUDY OF ASCARIS--ITS LIFE CYCLE WOULD NOT BE DISCOVERED UNTIL A CENTURY LATER.
10 3/4 inches tall hardcover, marbled paper-covered boards, leather spine with gilt title, decorative bookplate of Jean Theodorides to front paste-down, bookplate of Robert L. Chevalier to front free endpaper, vii, 130 pp, 8 fine folding engraved plates. Light wear to spine, covers clean, binding tight, plates bright, very good in custom archival mylar cover. Large intestinal roundworms have been known since antiquity. Eggs have been identified in archeological coprolites across the globe, the oldest ones being more than 24,000 years old. In 1758 Linnaeus named them Ascaris lumbricoides. For many centuries, they were thought to arise by spontaneous generation. In 1855, Ascaris eggs were found in human faeces by Henry Ransom in England. In 1922, Shimesu Koino ingested 2,000 Ascaris lumbricoides eggs, found larvae in his sputum a few days later, then after 50… Read More

1824. Paris, Crevot, 1824. 4°. 1 Bl., VII S., 130 S. Mit 8 gefalteten, gestochenen Tafeln. Halblederband der Zeit mit rotem Rückenschild und Rückenvergoldung. Hirsch II, 40. - Wellcome II, 360. - Nicht bei Waller. - Erste Ausgabe. Bereits 1818 eingereichte Preisschrift über die Innereienwürmer. Mit gedruckter Widmung an Alhumbert und Soemmering. Cloquet wurde vor allem durch seine 5-bändige Anatomie bekannt. - Mit handschriftlicher Widmung des Autors (?) auf dem Vortitel: "A mon ami M. Marat". - Stellenweise stockfleckig. Mit durchgehendem Wasserrand am unteren Falz. Einbandecken bestossen. Oberes Kapital angerissen.