Cartilla nueva util y necesaria para instruirse las matronas que vulgarmente se llaman comadres, en el oficio de partear / mandada hacer por el Real Tribunal del Proto-Medicato al Doclor [sic] D. Antonio Medina.

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Cartilla nueva util y necesaria para instruirse las matronas que vulgarmente se llaman comadres, en el oficio de partear / mandada hacer por el Real Tribunal del Proto-Medicato al Doclor [sic] D. Antonio Medina. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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En México : En la Oficina de Doña Maria Fernandez de Jauregui ..., Año 1806.

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80 unnumbered pages, 1 unnumbered folded leaf of plates : illustrations ; 15 cm (8vo)

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Originally published in Madrid at the direction of the Protomedicato in Spain to serve as a handbook for preparing midwives for the Protomedicato's examination of their professional knowledge and skills. Cf. Price, p. 93
Signatures: [A]⁸ B-E⁸
Folded leaf of plates is laid in between p. [12] and [13]; no mention of this plate is found in the citations for this ed. in Guerra, Medina or Price

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Guerra, F. Iconografía médica mexicana, 560
Medina, J.T. Mexico, 9880
Price, R. Medical Americana, M88

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