T007: Manget, Jean Jacques. Bibliotheca medico-practica sive rerum medicarum thesaurus. Vol. 1 (Liber Primus). Chouet: Geneva, Switzerland., 1698

Item — Box: 7

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Scope and Contents

From the Collection: Collection contains seven volumes of Claudius Galeni's Pergameni Omnia, quae extant, in Latinum sermonem conuersa : quibus post summam antea adhibitam diligentiam, multum nunc quoq[ue] splendoris accessit, quòd loca quàmplurima ex emendatorum exemplarium collatione & illustrata fuerint & castigata (also known as the Opera Galeni). Also contains four volumes of Jean-Jacques Manget's Bibliotheca medico-practica; sive, Rerum medicarum thesaurus cumulatissimus, quo omnes prorsus humani corporis morbosae affectiones tum artem medicam in genere, tum chirurgicam in specie, spectantes, ordine alphabetico explicantur et per curationes, consilia, observationes, ac cadaverum anatomicas inspectiones, tam hinc inde proprias, quàm à variis. iusque praestantissimis authoribus, veteribus & recentioribus petitas, abundè imò & curiosè tractantur.

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Dates

1698

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Materials in Latin.

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