1 The Practice of […], containing seventeen several Books. Wherein is plainly set forth, The Nature, Cause, […], and Several Sorts of Signs; Together with the Cure of all Diseases in the Body of Man. Being chiefly a […] of The works of that Learned and Renowned Doctor, Lazarus Riverius, Now living; […] and Physician to the […] King of France. Above fifteen […] of the said Books in […] […] been Sold in a very […] Years, […] been eight times printed, though all […] former Impressions wanted the […] Causes, Signs, and Differences of […] Diseases, and had only the […] for the Cure of them; as plainly […] by the Authors Epistle.
⟨image 20⟩2 The Anatomy of the Body […] Man, […] is […] […], the several […] of the Body of Man, […] […] very many […] Brass Plates than […] was in English before.
3 A […] […] the […] […], […] by the […] of […] of London. Whereunto is […], The Key to Galen's Method of […].
4 The English […] Enlarged; […] an […] Discourse […] the […] Herbs of this Nation; herein is […] how to […] a mans […] of most Diseases […]: to Mans […], with such things as grow in […], and […] three […] charge. […] in the […] Book is […], 1 The […] of […] all Herbs, […] […] and […]. […] The […] of drying, and […] them and […] […]. 3 The way of making […] keeping […] […] of useful […], made of those Herbs. The way […] […] the […] according […] the […], and Mixture of […] […] and the part of the Body […]
5 A Directory for Midwives, or a Guide for […]. Newly enlarged by […] Author in every sheet, and […] with divers […] Plates.
6 Galen's Art of Physic, with a large Comment.
7 A New […] both of studying […] practising Physic.
8 A Treatise of the Rickets, being a […] common to Children; […] is […], 1 The Essence, 2 The […], 3 The Signs, 4 The […] of the […]; Published in Latin by Dr. […], […]. Bate, and Dr. […], translated into English. And […] by N. Culpeper.
1 The Practice of 〈…〉, containing seventeen several Books. Wherein is plainly set forth, The Nature, Cause, 〈…〉, and Several Sorts of Signs; Together with the Cure of all Diseases in the Body of Man. Being chiefly a 〈…〉 of The works of that Learned and Renowned Doctor, Lazarus Riverius, Now living; 〈…〉 and Physitian to the 〈…〉 King of France. Above sifteen 〈…〉 of the said Books in 〈…〉 〈…〉 been Sold in a very 〈…〉 Yeers, 〈…〉 been eight times printed, though all 〈…〉 former Impressions wanted the 〈…〉 Causes, Signs, and Differences of 〈…〉 Diseases, and had only the 〈…〉 for the Cure of them; as plainly 〈…〉 by the Authors Epistle.
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3 A 〈…〉 〈…〉 the 〈…〉 〈…〉, 〈…〉 by the 〈…〉 of 〈…〉 of London. Whereunto is 〈…〉, The Key to Galen's Method of 〈…〉.
4 The English 〈…〉 Enlarged; 〈…〉 an Discourse the Herbs of this Nation; herein is how to a mans of most Diseases : to Mans , with such things as grow in , and three charge. in the Book is , 1 The of all Herbs, and . The of drying, and them and . 3 The way of making keeping of useful , made of those Herbs. The way the according the , and Mixture of and the part of the Body
5 A Directory for Midwives, or a Guide for . Newly enlarged by Author in every sheet, and with divers Plates.
6 Galen's Art of Physick, with a large Comment.
7 A New both of studying practising Physick.
8 A Treatise of the Rickets, being a common to Children; is , 1 The Essence, 2 The , 3 The Signs, 4 The of the ; Published in Latin by Dr. , . Bate, and Dr. , translated into English. And by N. Culpeper.