An edition of Prosperi Alpini Marosticensis philosophi, medici, & in Gymnasio Patavino simplicium medicamentorum professoris ordinarii, atque horti medici praefecti, De medicina methodica libri tredecim (1719)

Prosperi Alpini Marosticensis philosophi, medici, & in Gymnasio Patavino simplicium medicamentorum professoris ordinarii, atque horti medici praefecti, De medicina methodica libri tredecim

in quibus medendi ars methodica vocata olim maxime celebris, quae hac aetate non sine magno studiosorum medicinae & dedecore, & damno plane desiisse visa est, denuo restituitur, atque in medicorum commodum quadantenus ad medicinam dogmaticam conformatur : opus novum, è quo studiosi praeter sectae methodicae placita à celeberrimis medicis tradita, etiam praxim methodicam exactissimam ad medendum nanciscentur.

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An edition of Prosperi Alpini Marosticensis philosophi, medici, & in Gymnasio Patavino simplicium medicamentorum professoris ordinarii, atque horti medici praefecti, De medicina methodica libri tredecim (1719)

Prosperi Alpini Marosticensis philosophi, medici, & in Gymnasio Patavino simplicium medicamentorum professoris ordinarii, atque horti medici praefecti, De medicina methodica libri tredecim

in quibus medendi ars methodica vocata olim maxime celebris, quae hac aetate non sine magno studiosorum medicinae & dedecore, & damno plane desiisse visa est, denuo restituitur, atque in medicorum commodum quadantenus ad medicinam dogmaticam conformatur : opus novum, è quo studiosi praeter sectae methodicae placita à celeberrimis medicis tradita, etiam praxim methodicam exactissimam ad medendum nanciscentur.

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Ex officina Boutesteiniana
Language
Latin
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765

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Medicine, Early works to 1800

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Prosperi Alpini Marosticensis philosophi, medici, & in Gymnasio Patavino simplicium medicamentorum professoris ordinarii, atque horti medici praefecti, De medicina methodica libri tredecim: in quibus medendi ars methodica vocata olim maxime celebris, quae hac aetate non sine magno studiosorum medicinae & dedecore, & damno plane desiisse visa est, denuo restituitur, atque in medicorum commodum quadantenus ad medicinam dogmaticam conformatur : opus novum, è quo studiosi praeter sectae methodicae placita à celeberrimis medicis tradita, etiam praxim methodicam exactissimam ad medendum nanciscentur.
1719, Ex officina Boutesteiniana
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Signatures: -⁴ A-5H⁴ 5I⁴(-5I3.4).
Includes index.

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De medicina methodica libri tredecim.

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R128.6 .A46x 1719

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[24], 765, [39] p. ;
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OL2668980M
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85665191

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