De Novorum Ossium, in Integris aut Maximis, ob Morbos, Deperditionibus, Regeneratione Experimenta..

by Michele Troja

$1,500 · Offered by Jonathan A. Hill Bookseller

First edition

Three folding engraved plates & one folding printed table. x, 11 -240 pp. 8vo, cont. vellum over boards binding a little soiled & stained . Paris: F.A. Didot, 1775. First edition. Troja 1747-1827 , studied medicine at Naples and in 1774 he went to Paris where he began the research on the formation of bone tissue and bone generation which made him famous. Although Réaumur and Trembley had earlier demonstrated the regrowth of limbs in crustacea and

• Binding: Leather

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