The bibliography of the 'Religio medici'.

  • Williams, Charles, 1827-1907
Date:
1905
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Credit: The bibliography of the 'Religio medici'. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Printer No. Date. Language. Editor. or Place. Size. Possessor or Authority. Publisher. 14. 1659. English. The Author. Nath. London. Small Bodleian Library. Ekins. folio. Appended to the third edition of the Psendodoxia Epidemica, and prefixed to the Hydriotaphia and the Garden of Cyrus. Title, Religio Medici, whereunto is added, etc., by Thomas Brown, Doctour of Physic. Printed for the Good of the Commonwealth, a reprint probably of No. 12, but beginning with the Author's address To the Reader. The text is in double columns, and ends on page 29. This is the ttitith edition. Wilkin calls it the sixth edition. 15. 1665. Latin. F. Spoor. Stras- Small British Museum. bourg. 8'°- Professor Osier. Apparently an exact reprint of No. 11 except the Errata on the last page. 16. 1665. Dutch. John Leyden. I2'°- British Museum. Griindahl. The usual engraved title, and a printed title in Dutch, a preface by the Translator, who is supposed to have been John Griindahl. A table of contents, and in the text are a few notes, pp. 364. 17. 1668. French. La Haye. \2^°- Advocates' Library. Edinburgh. • Professor Ostler. The title is as follows: Z^z Religion du Medicin ^est a dire Description nkcessaire par Thomas Browne:' etc. It appears from pp. 99 and 169 to have been printed in Holland, and is said to have been translated from the Dutch by Nicholas Lefebvre. Contains pp. 360. 18. 1669. English. The Author. A. Crooke. London. Small Norwich Museum and ^ 8'°- British Museum. A reprint of No. 13, ending on page 176, encumbered with 203 pages of Annotations and Observations, called the sixth edition, corrected and amended. This is the tenth English edition. 19. 1672. English. The Author. A. Cooke. London. Small Norwich Museum and ^ ' ^ 410. Bodleian Library. At the end of the sixth and last edition of the Pseudodoxia Epidemica, a reprint of No. 18, but with some variations, and without the usual frontispiece, called the seventh edition, corrected and amended. Ending on page 65. The Pseudodoxia Epidemtca was printed by Nath. Ekins. Wilkin calls it the ninth, it is really the eleventh edition.
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