A sure guide; or, the best and nearest way to physick and chyrurgery .... Being an anatomical description of the whol [sic] body of man, and its parts, with their respective diseases .... In six books .... / Englished by Nich. Culpeper, Gent. and W.R. doctor of the liberal arts, and of physick [i.e. William Rand].

  • Riolan, Jean, 1580-1657
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A sure guide; or, the best and nearest way to physick and chyrurgery .... Being an anatomical description of the whol [sic] body of man, and its parts, with their respective diseases .... In six books .... / Englished by Nich. Culpeper, Gent. and W.R. doctor of the liberal arts, and of physick [i.e. William Rand]. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : P. Cole, 1657.

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6 unnumbered leaves, 288, that is, 240 pages, 50 pages, 54 unnumbered leaves : engr. illustrations ; (folio)

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Wing R1525
Russell 704
ESTC R15251
Wing (CD-ROM, 1996), R1525

Notes

Includes 'Mris Culpepers information, vindication, and testimony, concerning her husbands books to be published after his death'. Culpeper's name on t.p. blacked out. Rand's name given in full in dedication. Section on female genitalia removed (p. 79-84 and plates vii-viii with their explanatory leaves)
Copy 1 Note: T.p. inscribed 'E libris Joh[ann] is Smyth ex dono pat[ris] mei honoratissim[i] Bar. Smyth A.B. et cler. Pantonien[sis] in Com. Lincoln.' Venn records Barnabas Smith, later rector of Panton, as entering Peterhouse, Cambridge in 1670. The writer of the inscription is probably John Smith of Lincolnshire, recorded as entering Jesus College in 1701.

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