Quaestio medica cardinalitiis disputationibus manè discutienda ... praeside M. Joanne-Francisco Paris ... An sudare tutiùs quàm algere?

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Quaestio medica, quodlibertariis disputationibus manè discutienda ... M Joanne-Armando Roussin de Montabourg ... praeside ... An Chylus [et] succus nutritius, simili perficiantur mechanismo?

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Quaestio medico-chirurgica, quodlibertariis disputationibus manè discutienda ... M. Joanne-Francisco Paris... praeside ... an intestinis integré, ano artificiali, alia sit anteponenda methodus.

Mode of access: Internet.

Quaestio medico-chirurgica, quodlibertariis disputationibus manè discutienda ... M. Joanne-Claudio Munier ... praeside ... An tumoris cancrosi radicitus ablati regeneratio rursùs Chirurgiae tradenda?

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Jo. Alberti Fabricii ... Bibliotheca latina mediæ et infimæ aetatis, cum supplemento Christiani Schoettgenii jam a p. Joanne Dominico Mansi ... e mss. editisque codicibus correcta illustrata aucta, post editionem patavinam an. 1754. nunc denuo emendata et aucta, indicibus locupletata. Accedunt in fine vetera plura monumenta tum a Fabricio olim tradita, cum a cl. Mansio primo adiecta ...

A carton, paged 493-496, with corrections, is inserted at v. 6, p. 493. The original pages are preserved because the carton itself contains new errors. (A ms. note indicating these is prefixed to vol. I)

The Privy council of England in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, 1603-1784,

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Oratio de Joanne Augusto Ernestio, optimo post Hugonem Grotium duce et magistro interpretum novi foederis.

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Opera medica; ed. novissima variis variorum praestantissimorum Medicorum Observationibus, et plurium Constitutionum epidemicarium recentiorum descriptione quàm maximè illustrata: imò & Mechanica tum Morborum, tum Medicamentorum a Joanne-Baptista Mazino; necnon Coelestini Cocchii, & Bartholomaei Boschetti Tractatibus medicis rursus aucta ...

The volume also contains tracts of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, mostly 'constitutiones epidemicae', by the following authors: Anhorn, Bayer, Behrens, Boschetti, Camerarius (R.), Cocchius, Drelincourt, Garhliep, Genselius, Gerbezius, Hamilton, Harder, Harris, Hoyer, Lanzoni, Leigh, Lister, Loew (A.) and (C.F.), Mazini, Musgrave, Ramazzini, Raygerus, Richa, Schelhammer, Schroeck, Stegmann, and Valentini.

Disputationum medicarum decas, primarias corporis humani functiones naturales, nec non febrium naturam ... complectens. Annexis 1. Epistola apologetica contra Antonium Deusingium. 2. De affectus epidemii, anno 1669. Leidae grassantis, casis naturalibus. 3. De hominis cognitione, binis orationibus. Omnibus ad Leidense exemplar fideliter conformatis.

The Epistola apologetica has special title page.

Rationale divinorum officiorum : Accedit aliud Divinorum officiorum rationale a Joanne Beletho.

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Pharmacopoeja Bateana, seu Pharmaca, et praxi Georgii Batei ... : excerpta, cum viribus, & dosibus adnexis ; Accedunt Arcana Goddardiana, orthotonia medicorum observata, tabula posologica, atque appendix ad pharmacopoejam Bateanam ex ipso authore desumpta. Deinde adduntur Georgii Hernesti Stahllii fundamenta chemico-farmaceutica

Conspectu formularum medicarum ... / auctore D. Joanne Junckero, VIII, 214 p., [2] en bl. -- D. Georg. Ern. Stahllii ... Fundamenta chemico-pharmaceutica ... / cura Benjamin Roth-Scoltzii, 48 p.

The portmote or court leet records of the borough or town and royal manor of Salford, from the year 1597 to the year 1669 inclusive /

Vol. 2 is incorrectly given on added t.-p. as v. 47 of the series ; on cover it is given as v. 48.

The Tudors and the Reformation, 1485-1603 /

Includes index.

Certain sermons or homilies appointed to be read in churches in the time of Queen Elizabeth; and reprinted by authority from King James I., A.D. 1623. To which are added the constitutions and canons of the Church of England, set forth A.D. 1603. With an appendix, containing the articles of religion, constitution, and canons of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America.

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The first edition of the Tragedy of Hamlet. London, 1603.

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