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Martini Lister, E Societ. Reg. Londin. Novae AC Curiosae Exercitationes & Descriptiones Thermarum AC Fontium Medicatorum Angliae. Eorum Originem, Salubrem Usum & Potationis Modum Tradentes. (1686)

Praxis Catholica, Or, the Countryman's Universal Remedy Wherein Is Plainly and Briefly Laid Down the Nature, Matter, Manner, Place and Cure of Most Diseases, Incident to the Body of Man, Not Hitherto Discovered (1680)

Medicinal Experiments, Or, a Collection of Choice Remedies for the Most Part Simple, and Easily Prepared by ... R. Boyle ... (1692)

A Series Of Anatomical Sketches And Diagrams

The Dispensary a Poem. (1699)

The Family-Physician, and the House-Apothecary Containing I. Medicines Against All Such Diseases People Usually Advise with Apothecaries to Be Cured Of, II. (1678)

Dioptrica Nova, a Treatise of Dioptricks in Two Parts

Severall Chirurgicall Treatises by Richard Wiseman ... (1676)

Of the Mechanical Origine of Heat and Cold by the Honourable Robert Boyle ... (1675)

Marcelli Magpighii Philosophi & Medici Bononiensis, E Regia Societate Anglicana de Structura Glandularem Conglobatarum Consimiliumque Partium, Epistola Regiae Societati Londini Ad Scientiam Naturalem Promovendam Institutae, Dicata. (1697)

The Plague of Athens Which Hapned in the Second Year of the Pelopennesian War / First Described in Greek by Thurcydides; Then in Latine by Lucretius; Now Attempted in English by Tho. Sprat. (1683)

de Secretione Animali Cogitata Authore Gulielmo Cole, M.D. (1674)

The Works of That Famous Chirurgeon Ambrose Parey Translated Out of Latin and Compared with the French, by Th. Johnson, Together with Three Tractates Concerning the Veins, Arteries, and Nerves; Exemplified with Large Anatomical Figures (1678)

Ars Curandi Morbos Expectatione Item de Vanitatibus, Dolis, & Mendaciis Medicorum

Imagination And Idealism In The Medical Sciences

Every Man His Own Doctor, Compleated with an Herbal Shewing, First, How Every One May Know His Own Constitution and Complexion by Certain Signs

The Art of Curing Sympathetically, or Magnetically, Proved to Be Most True by Its Theory and Practice Exemplified by Several Cures Performed That Way

The Eight Sections of Hippocrates Aphorismes Review'd and Rendred Into English, According to the Translation of Anutius Foesius; Digested Into an Exact and Methodical Form and Divided Into Several Convenient Distinctions (1665)

Phthisiologia, Seu, Exercitationes de Phthisi Tribus Libris Comprehensae Totumque Opus Variis Historiis Illustratum / Authore Richardo Morton ... (1689)

A Mite Cast Into the Treasury of the Famous City of London Being a Brief and Methodical Discourse of the Nature, Causes, Symptomes, Remedies and Preservation from the Plague, in This Calamitous Year (1665)