Hieronymi Mercurialis De arte gymnastica libri sex, in quibus exercitationum omnium vetustarum genera, loca, modi, facultates, & quidquid denique ad corporis humani exercitationes pertinet, diligenter explicatur. Tertia editione correctiores, & auctiores facti. Opus non modo medicis, verum etiam omnibus antiquarum rerum cognoscendarum, & valetudinis conservandae studiosis admodum utile. Ad Maximilianum II Imperatorem.

In-4 (24 cm) (12) 308 (28). Marca editoriale al frontespizio: giglio fiorentino, in cornice figurata, a lato iniziali L. A. Numerose incisioni nel testo di Pirro Ligorio, su disegni di Cristoforo Coriolani (NUC, v. 377, p.24).Piena ergamena d'epoca, con tassello al dorso. Mercuriali Girolamo (1530-1606): medico, docente di Medicina a Padova, Bologna e Pisa. Nato e morto a Forlì. Ligorio Pirro (1510-1583): nobile, pittore, antiquario e architetto. Nato a Napoli e morto a Ferrara. Camerini, Ann. Giunti Ve, II, n. 759; Durling 3088; Mortimer Harvard italian n. 308; Thieme-Becker VII, 415; Garrison-Morton 1986: First illustrated book on gymnastic. It is the foundation stone of later work on the subjects and it is important for the study of the gymnastics among the ancient .In-4 (24 cm) (12) 308 (28). Editorial trademark on the title page: Florentine lily, in a figured frame, on the side initials L. A. Numerous engravings in the text by Pirro Ligorio, based on drawings by Cristoforo Coriolani (NUC, v. 377, p.24). hyena vintage ergamena, with gusset on the back. Mercuriali Girolamo (1530-1606): doctor, professor of Medicine in Padua, Bologna and Pisa. Born and died in Forlì. Ligorio Pirro (1510-1583): nobleman, painter, antiquarian and architect. Born in Naples and died in Ferrara. Camerini, Ann. Joints Ve, II, n. 759; Durling 3088; Mortimer Harvard italian n. 308; Thieme-Becker VII, 415; Garrison-Morton 1986: First illustrated book on gymnastic. It is the foundation stone of later work on the subjects and it is important for the study of the gymnastics among the ancient . .