Copy 1, Volume 1

A catalogue of the library of the Medical and Chirurgical Society of London. With a supplement. [-Second part. With an appendix].

  • Royal Society of Medicine
Date:
1816-1819
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Credit: A catalogue of the library of the Medical and Chirurgical Society of London. With a supplement. [-Second part. With an appendix]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Lemery (L., M.D.) Dissertation sur la Nourriture des Os, ou Ton explique la Nature et TUsage de la Moelle; avec trois Lettres sur le Livre de la Generation des Vers dans le Corps de rHommo. 12mo. Leide, Le Moine (Sylvester) Quaestio Medica, An obliqui Oculorum Musculi Retinam a Crystallino removeant. [Haller. Dis- put. Anatom. IV. 133.] Paris, 1743 Le Mort (Jacobi) Pharmacia, Rationibus et Experimentis auctioribus instructa, Methodo Galenico-chymica adornata. 12mo. Lugd, Bat. —-Chymia, Rationibus et Experimentis &c. superstructa, in qua Malevolorum Calumnise modeste simul diluuntur. 12mo. ih* 1688 Lempriere (Wm., M.D.) Report on the Medicinal Effects of an Aluminous Chalybeate Spring lately discovered at Sandrocks in the Isle of Wight; pointing out its Efficacy in the Walcheren and other Diseases incident to Soldiers who have served abroad, and more particularly the Advan¬ tages to be derived from its Introduction into private Prac¬ tice. Svo. Newport. —— Another copy. -Practical Observations on the Diseases of the Army I in Jamaica between the Years 1792 and 1797; on the B- Situation, Climate, and Diseases of that Island; and on the most probable Means of lessening Mortality among the J*-'Troops, and among Europeans in Hot Climates. 2 vols. Svo. L 0726?. 1799 Lentin (L. B. F.) Memorabilia circa Aerem, Vitae Genus, ‘ Sanitatem, et Morbos Clausthaliensium, Annor. 1774- 1777. 4to. Gott. 1779 —^-Dissertatio de Apththis. [Frank. Del. Op. XL] I Lentz (Christ.) De Febribus in Genere earumque Sympto- matibus Diss. Inaug. [Collect. Diss. Lovan. I. 196.] I Manderscheid, 1774 i Leoni (Dorn.) De Morbo Gallico Caput. [Luisini Aphro- j disiac. 903.] ! Leoniceni (Nicol.) De Epidemia quam Itali Morbum Galli- I cum. Gain vero Ncapolitaniim, vocaut Libellus. [Luisini I ibid. 15.} |! i: