A treatise of medicines
containing an account of their chymical principles, the experiments made upon 'em, their various preparations, their vertues, and the modern way of using them : together with a short view of the nature and periods of the diseases, in which they are proper, and some cautions relating to the disorders they sometimes occasion : the medicines are rang'd in their proper classes according to their vertues, and drawn up in tables for the readers conveniency, with their just doses annex'd
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Author
Publication
1700 - Printed for Richard Wellington ... Arthur Bettesworth ... and Bernard Lintott ..., London, England
Language
English
Word Count
72,750 words, Guess
Page Count
291 pages
Identifiers
- Library of Congress Control Number85664465
- Open LibraryOL2668256M
Classifications
- LCCRM84 .T313x 1700
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