Chemical pharmacy enters the university

Johannes Hartmann and the didactic care of chymiatria in the early seventeenth century

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English
Pages
88

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographic footnotes.

Published in
Madison, Wisconsin
Series
Publication / American Institute of the History of Pharmacy ;, new ser., no. 14, Publication (American Institute of the History of Pharmacy) ;, new ser., no. 14.
Other Titles
Johannes Hartmann and the didactic care of chymiatria in the early seventeenth century.

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Library of Congress
RS65 .M67 1991

The Physical Object

Pagination
vii, 88 p. :
Number of pages
88

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Open Library
OL1614269M
ISBN 10
0931292239, 0931292247
LCCN
91155162
OCLC/WorldCat
23719687
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1481672
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3188431

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