Regnum animale, sectionibus III. Physicè, Medicè, Anatomicè, Harmonicè, Mechanicè, Théoreticè, Practicè. Evisceratum, enumeratum & emedullatum. Hominis scillicet & brutorum machinam hyfrolico-pneumaticam comparatè, item V. classes universals, ac usum cibarium & medicinalem curiosis quibusvis proponens

First edition.
Bound in full marbled beige sheepskin, Spine with raised-band, black title label. Mid-19th century binding.
Emanuel König (1658-1731) was a German physicist and physician from Basel. Strangely, this classic description of the animal kingdom, which includes a rigorous anatomical and mechanical approach, is classified as a work of spiritual magic in the 17th-century library of occult sciences. However, this work served as a basis for Swedenborg in his writings.
Medallion-shaped ex libris Picard Avenionsis.
A damp stain in the middle of the entire book, more or less noticeable.
Not in the Brunet bibliography.