[Pharmacopoeia. Paris] Two variants: (1) Hardouin de Saint-Jacques, Ph. (ed.). Codex medicamentarius

seu pharmacopoea Parisiensis. Ex mandate facultatis medicine Parisiensis in lucem edita. Paris, O. de Varennes, 1645, (16),122(=128),(8) p., 19th cent. marbled sheepskin w. giltlettered spine. Wormholed in lower margin thoughout, scattered library stamps (incl. A.E. Prattm dated 1901, and his bookplate on upper pastedown). Joints rubbed. Rare second ed. of the first Paris pharmacopoeia. The first edition was published in 1638. (2) Martinenq, J.B.Th. (ed.). Codex medicamentarius, seu pharmacopoea Parisiensis, ex mandato facultatis medicinae Parisiensis in Lucem edita. Editio auctior & emendatior. Paris. widow P. Mergé for G. Cavelier Sr., 1748, (16),CXXXII,268,XXXIV,(6) p., cont. speckled calf, gilt and ribbed spine w. mor. letterpiece, 4to. Waterst. in upper outer corner throughout, occas. foxed. With nice old owner's entry in pen on title-p.: "De la bibliothèque de Jacques Gashoud apothécaire de leurs excellences de Fribourg en Suisse". In Freiburg, a street was named after Jacques Gachoud (1710-1797). Fourth edition of the official pharmacopeia of Paris, issued following the ruling of the Paris parliament of 23 July 1748, which introduced binding new regulations for apothecaries under this revised dispensatory.

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