Praxis medica. The practice of physick: or, Dr. Sydenham's processus integri, translated out of Latin into English, with large annotations, animadversions and practical observations on the same. Containing the names, places, signs, causes, prognosticks, and cures, of all the most usual and popular diseases afflicting the bodies of human kind, according to the most approved modes of practice. Among which you have the pathology, and various methods of curing a clap, or virulent running of the reins, and the French pox, with all their attendent symptoms, beyond whatever was yet publish'd on this subject by any other author, ancient or modern, since the disease first appeared in the world to this day. The second edition inlarged throughout, with some thousands of additions not in the former impression. By William Salmon, M.D.

Date:

1707