Institutes or, Principles of health. Shewing from reason, experience, and from the examples of several great men of antiquity; that to prevent disease is more eligible and easy than to cure them; prevention being is every man's power without the advice or expence of a physician. For as the poet hatch it. Health is a jewel rich, which when we buy physicians value it accordingly. Written by a friend to mankind.
- Cleland, John, 1709-1789.
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- [1766]
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Institutes of health
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Dublin : Printed by James Hoey, at the Mercury, Skinner-Row, [1766]
Physical description
[2],142,[2]p. ; 120.
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Edition
The second edition.
References note
ESTC T200302