Pharmacopoeia venerea: or, a compleat venereal dispensatory. In Which After Accounting for and describing the Symptoms of the Venereal Distemper As they appear in different Circumstances and Constitutions of Persons. the Prescriptions in Common Practice are set down in English, and compared with a much easier and far better Method-of Cure. By which any Person may much sooner and easier Cure themselves of the Venereal Disease, or a Broken spoiled Constitution, without telling their Condition to any one. And to be had Up One Pair of Stairs at the Sign of the Anodyne Necklace for Childrens Teeth, next the Fountain Tavern in the strand; near Exeter Change. And of R. Bradshaw (the Author's Servant) to be Directed to by letter, as over Leaf in the next Page.
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- 1726
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Also known as
Pharmacopaeia venerea.
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London : printed by H. Parker in Jewin-Street, 1726.
Physical description
[2],61,[3]p. ; 80.
References note
ESTC T18438
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