Musaeum historicum et physicum
By: Ioannis Imperialis phil. et med. Vicentini. In primo illustrium literis uiror[um] imagines ad uiuum express[a]e continentur, additis elogijs eorundem uitas et mores notantibus. In secundo animorum imagines, siue ingeniorum natur[ae], differenti[ae], caus[ae], ac signa physice perpenduntur. Adeo ut artis exactissim[ae] loco possit esse, dignoscendi ad quam quisq[ue] artem ac scientiam sit habilis
Contributors: Salmincio, Andrea, active 1626-1664
Publisher: Apud Juntas
Published: 1640
Place of publication: Venetijs
Language: lat
Number of pages: 219
Subjects: Genius; Early works to 1800; Authors; Portraits; Scientists; Biography
Other titles: Mvsaevm historicvm et physicvm
Notes: Engraved title in architectural frame with allegorical figures. Ports. engraved by Andrea Salmincio. Woodcut Giunti devices at colophons of both pts., the first signed V.F. Woodcut head- and tail-pieces, initials.

Frame for port. on p. 47 left blank.

Signatures: [dagger]⁸ A-2B⁴ 2C⁶, *⁴ ²A-2C⁴ 2D⁶ 2E-2G⁴.

Errors in paging: 137-144 numbered 237-244, 212 numbered 122.

Includes indexes & errata.

Getty c. 2 bound with: Gli Arronzij, overo, De' armi antichi / G. Zabarella (Padua : P. Frambotto, 1655). The Musaeum historicum is bound before Gli Arronzij, the Musaeum physicum bound after.

Binding, c. 1: 19th-century mottled paper, vellum back and corners. Edges sprinkled black. Copy 2: later vellum, lapped foredges, title written on label at head of spine.

Bookplate in c. 1 of Dr. James Moores Ball, St. Louis. Initials Z.M. at foot of t.p. of c. 2, and ownership inscription at head of 2nd leaf of Heinrich Wilhelm, Count von Staremberg.