Person
Woodman, Philip, -1728
Catalogue
- Books
Medicus novissimus; or, the modern physician: : shewing the principal signs, causes, and most material prognosticks; together with the true method of curing all the principal and curable diseases incident to mankind, according to the most modern and best method of practice now in use. Each physical process being illustrated with observations or histories of cures performed, together with the medicines by which those cures were performed, is faithfully inserted for the good of the publick. The whole being in a familiar style, and thereby adapted to the meanest capacities of physical practitioners, for whom 'tis render'd very useful and necessary. / By Phil. Woodman, practitioner in physick and chirurgery.
Woodman, Philip, -1728.Date: MDCCXII. [1712]- Books
- Online
Medicus novissimus; or, the modern physician: shewing the chief signs, causes and most material prognosticks of all the principal diseases incident to mankind; together with their cures according to the Newest and Best Method of Practice now in Use. Each physical process being illustrated with observations or histories of cures, together with the Medicines by which they were perform'd, faithfully Inserted for the Good of the Publick. The whole Written in a Familiar Style, and thereby adapted to the Meanest Capacities of Physical Practitioners, for whom 'tis render'd very Useful and Necessary. By Phil. Woodman, Practitioner in Physick and Chirurgery.
Woodman, Philip, -1728.Date: 1722- Books
- Online
Medicus novissimus; or, the modern physician: shewing the principal signs, causes, and most material prognosticks; together with the true method of curing all the principal and curable diseases incident to Mankind, according to the most Modern and Best Method of Practice now in Use. Each Physical Process Being Illustrated with Observations or Histories of Cures performed, together with the Medicines by which those Cures were performed, is faithfully Inserted for the Good of the Publick. The whole being in a Familiar Style, and thereby adapted to the Meanest Capacities of Physical Practitioners, for whom 'tis render'd very Useful and Necessary. By Phil. Woodman, Practitioner in Physick and Chirurgery.
Woodman, Philip, -1728.Date: MDCCXII. [1712]