1744, ISBN: 2d74361672c61c6bf99eb135188cdc92

Editio Sexta. - Edinburgi, Typis R. Drummond & Soc. ..., 1744, 12°, (4), 330, (12) pp., Ledereinband der Zeit; Papier gebräunt. The Aphorism represents one of Boerhaave's best work ... F… More...

Editio Sexta. - Edinburgi, Typis R. Drummond & Soc. ..., 1744, 12°, (4), 330, (12) pp., Ledereinband der Zeit; Papier gebräunt. The Aphorism represents one of Boerhaave's best work ... First and only Edition published in Britain ! THE APHORISMS : "A year after the 'Institutiones' Hermann Boerhaave (1668-1732) published another book, the 'Aphorismi de cognoscendis et curandis morbis. It was dated 1709, but probably came out at the end of 1708. It is a collection of short pronouncements concerning the diagnosis and therapy of various diseases. Apparently Boerhaave emulated Hippocrates to a certain extent in this work. If possible this work was still more in demand than the previous one and numerous editions spread the fame of the author. In the Aphorisms no exact prescriptions were given. The unauthorised printing of them forced him to publish them himself as 'Libellus de materie medica' (1719). In some later editions, not provided by Boerhaave, this Libellus was added to the main work." Lindeboom From the library of the noted American physician , John Redman (1722-1808) ardent follower of Boerhaave and his granson, the Philadelphia physician, John Reman Coxe (1773-1864) whose library contained the "best collection of the Fathers of Medicine ... in America." Lindeboom 175; Garrison & Morton 2199 (1st.Ed.1709), DE, [SC: 5.50], gewerbliches Angebot, Banküberweisung, PayPal, Internationaler Versand<

1744, ISBN: 2d74361672c61c6bf99eb135188cdc92

[SC: 6.95], MEDIZIN; ALLG. GESCHICHTE DER MEDIZIN, Editio Sexta. - Edinburgi, Typis R. Drummond & Soc. ., 1744, 12°, (4), 330, (12) pp., Ledereinband der Zeit; Papier gebräunt. The Aphori… More...

[SC: 6.95], MEDIZIN; ALLG. GESCHICHTE DER MEDIZIN, Editio Sexta. - Edinburgi, Typis R. Drummond & Soc. ., 1744, 12°, (4), 330, (12) pp., Ledereinband der Zeit; Papier gebräunt. The Aphorism represents one of Boerhaave's best work . First and only Edition published in Britain ! THE APHORISMS : "A year after the 'Institutiones' Hermann Boerhaave (1668-1732) published another book, the 'Aphorismi de cognoscendis et curandis morbis. It was dated 1709, but probably came out at the end of 1708. It is a collection of short pronouncements concerning the diagnosis and therapy of various diseases. Apparently Boerhaave emulated Hippocrates to a certain extent in this work. If possible this work was still more in demand than the previous one and numerous editions spread the fame of the author. In the Aphorisms no exact prescriptions were given. The unauthorised printing of them forced him to publish them himself as 'Libellus de materie medica' (1719). In some later editions, not provided by Boerhaave, this Libellus was added to the main work." Lindeboom From the library of the noted American physician , John Redman (1722-1808) ardent follower of Boerhaave and his granson, the Philadelphia physician, John Reman Coxe (1773-1864) whose library contained the "best collection of the Fathers of Medicine . in America." Lindeboom 175; Garrison & Morton 2199 (1st.Ed.1709), Books<

1864, ISBN: 2d74361672c61c6bf99eb135188cdc92

1744. Editio Sexta. - Edinburgi, Typis R. Drummond & Soc. ..., 1744, 12°, (4), 330, (12) pp., Ledereinband der Zeit; Papier gebräunt. The Aphorism represents one of Boerhaave's best work… More...

1744. Editio Sexta. - Edinburgi, Typis R. Drummond & Soc. ..., 1744, 12°, (4), 330, (12) pp., Ledereinband der Zeit; Papier gebräunt. The Aphorism represents one of Boerhaave's best work ... First and only Edition published in Britain ! THE APHORISMS : "A year after the 'Institutiones' Hermann Boerhaave (1668-1732) published another book, the 'Aphorismi de cognoscendis et curandis morbis. It was dated 1709, but probably came out at the end of 1708. It is a collection of short pronouncements concerning the diagnosis and therapy of various diseases. Apparently Boerhaave emulated Hippocrates to a certain extent in this work. If possible this work was still more in demand than the previous one and numerous editions spread the fame of the author. In the Aphorisms no exact prescriptions were given. The unauthorised printing of them forced him to publish them himself as 'Libellus de materie medica' (1719). In some later editions, not provided by Boerhaave, this Libellus was added to the main work." Lindeboom From the library of the noted American physician , John Redman (1722-1808) ardent follower of Boerhaave and his granson, the Philadelphia physician, John Reman Coxe (1773-1864) whose library contained the "best collection of the Fathers of Medicine ... in America." Lindeboom 175; Garrison & Morton 2199 (1st.Ed.1709), 1744, 0<