The rational oeconomy of humane bodies, wherein the nature of the chyle, blood, lymph, and other juices, is discover'd, the use of the various ferments, as the saliva, bile, pancreatic juice, and that of the spleen, with their manner of secretion explain'd, natural excretion describ'd, the preternatural state of the body in all its diseases detected, together with a succinct method of practice, and select remedies in feavers; as also sufficient hints for the cure of most other distempers. By Tho. Nevett, M.D.

Date:

1704