A new practice of physic : wherein the various diseases incident to the human body are orderly described, their causes assign'd, their diagnostics and prognostics enumerated, and the regimen proper in each deliver'd, with a competent number of medicines for every stage and symptom thereof ... the whole formed on the model of Dr. Sydenham, ... / by Peter Shaw.

  • Shaw, Peter, 1694-1763.
Date:
1728
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Credit: A new practice of physic : wherein the various diseases incident to the human body are orderly described, their causes assign'd, their diagnostics and prognostics enumerated, and the regimen proper in each deliver'd, with a competent number of medicines for every stage and symptom thereof ... the whole formed on the model of Dr. Sydenham, ... / by Peter Shaw. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    BOOKS printed for John Oseorn and Thomas Longman, at the Ship in Fater-nofker-Row* A New Method of Chemifiry; including the Theory and Pra&ice of that Art: Laid down on Mecha¬ nical Principles, and accommodated to the ufes of Life. The whole making a clear and rational l>ftem of Chemical Phiiofophy. To which is prefix’d a Critical Hifiory of Chemifiry and Chemifts, from the origin of the Art, to the prefent Time. Written by the very Learned H. Boer- haave, Profefibrof Chemifiry, Botany, and Medicine, in the Un iverfity of Leyden, and Member of the Royal Academy of Sciences at Paris. Tranflated from the printed Edicicn, collared with the befi Manufeript Copies. By P. Shaw, M. D and E. Chambers, Gent. With additional Notes and Sculptures. And a copious Index to the whole. The Philofophlcal Works of the Honourable Robert Boyle, Eft]} Abridg d, Methodiz d, and Dilpos’d under the general Heads of Phyfics, Statics, Pneumatics, Natural Hifiory, Chemifiry and Medicine. The whole illufirated with Notes, containing the Improvements made in the feveral Parts of natural and experimental Knowledge. Bv P. Shaw, M. D. in Three Volumes, 4to. * Pharmacopoeia Officinalis & Extemporary a: Or, a complete Englilh Difpenfatory, in Four Parts. Containing, 1. The ^Theory of Pharmacy, and the feveral Proceffies therein. 2. A Defcription of the Officinal Simples, with their Vir¬ tues and Preparations, Galenical and Chymical. 3. The Officinal Compofitions ; being fuch of the London and Byites s Dilpeniatory, as are now in ufe ; together with fome others of uncommon Efficacy, taken from the mofi: celebrated Authors, 4. Extemporaneous Prefcriptions aiftrsbuted into Clafies fuitable to their Intentions in Cure. By John Quincy, M. D. The Sixth Edition, very much improved. Svo. Lexicon Phyfico-Medicum : Or, A New Medicinal Di&io- mry, explaining the different Terms ufed in the feveral Branches of the Profeffion, and in fuch Parts of Natural Philofophy as are Introductory thereunto ; with an Ac¬ count of the Things fignified by fuch Terms. Collefted from the mofi Eminent Authors; and particularly thofe who have writ on Mechanical Principles. By the fame Pmthor, 7 he Third Edition, with new Improvements from the late Chymical and Mechanical Authors Svo Mcdictna Statical bemgthe Aphorifms of SanEtorius'ttoxi- -A 1Pt(LEnSll.fh,; W1^h Explanations. To which is addeu, Or. Keill s Medicina Statica Britannica, with com- 5araVyr Remarks gnd Explanations. As alfo Medice-Phy- /r^/ Effays on Agues, Fevers, an Elafiic Fibre, the Gout, the Leprofie, King s^Evil, and Venereal Difeafes. The Third Edition. By the fame Author, in 8m