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rations of natural history in spirit; pt. 5th, preparations of monsters and malformed parts; 5 vols. 4° London, 1830 and 1831.

The title of the three last parts is altered thus: Catalogue of the contents of the Museum of the College.'

CATALOGUE raisonné; or, classified arrangement of the books in the library of the Medical Society of Edinburgh. 8° Edinburgh, 1837. CATÉCHISME (le) de la médecine physiologique, ou dialogues entre un savant et un jeune médecin élève du Prof. Broussais; [by F. J. V. Broussais]. 8° Paris, 1824.

CONTENTS (the) virtues and uses of Nevil-Holt Spaw-water. See Anonymous. Contents, &c. 8° 1749. (Chemistry.)

COMPARATIVE (a) view of the diseases and ages. See Collections. Collection (a) of the yearly bills of mortality. 4° 1759. (Miscellaneous.) COSMOPOLITÆ historia naturalis, comprehendens humani corporis atomiam et anatomicam delineationem ab ipsis primis rudimentis in utero, lumine præclaro generationem hominis exhibens; [by A. Everaerts or Everard]. 12° Lugduni Batavorum, 1686. DESCRIPTIVE and illustrated catalogue of the physiological series of comparative anatomy contained in the museum of the Royal College of Surgeons; vol. 1. including the organs of motion and digestion; vol. II. including the absorbent, circulating, respiratory and urinary systems; vol. III. pt. 1. including the nervous system and organs of sense; pt. 2 including the connective and tegumentary systems and peculiarities; 3 vols. 4° London, 1833-36.

DESCRIPTIVE (a) and historical catalogue of the remainder of the anatomical and zootomical museum of J. Brookes. 8° London, 1830. DIALOGUES de la santé, de M' de *** [Fremont d'Ablancourt]. 12° Paris, 1683.

DISCOURSE (a) wherein the interest of the patient in reference to physick and physicians is soberly debated, many abuses of the apothecaries detected, and their unfitness for practice discovered; [by Dr. Cox?] 8° London, 1669.

DISCOURS sur la biologie ou science de la vie; suivi d'un tableau des connaissances naturelles envisagées d'après leur nature et leur filiation; [par M. Foderà.] 8° Paris, 1826.

DISCOURS sur l'influence des astres selon les principes de M. Descartes; [by Cl. Gadroys.] 120 Paris, 1761.

DISSERTATIO medica de hemiplegia per electricitatem curanda; [by F. Boissier de Sauvages de la Croix]. 4° [Montpellier, 1749.] ESSAY (an) on the character of the late A. Russel; read before the Society of Physicians the 2nd of Oct. 1769. 4° London, 1770. EXAMEN historique sur l'apparition de la maladie vénérienne en Europe, et sur la nature de cette épidémie; [by Sanches.] 12o Lisbonne, 1774.

FASCE (delle) per uso de' bambini, lettera all' ill. Sig' F. Naccari [di F. Caldani.] 8o Padova, 1794.

FASCICULUS (a) containing nine lithographic anatomical drawings from preparations in the museum of the army medical department at Chatham. fol. London, 1824.

FEDERATORUM hermeticorum apocalypses hermeticæ, hoc est eorundem tres epistolæ buccinatoriæ ad universos in Hermeticis curiosos directæ; accessit ad epistolam primam appendix III summi momenti; 3 pts. 4° Gedani, 1683-1681 & 1682.

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FENÓMENO raro y singular del primero que se ha conocido entrar en el hospital general de Madrid per haber sido picado del insecto llamado Tarántula; [by F. X. Cid]. 4° [Madrid, 1787].

HINTS designed to promote beneficence, temperance, and medical science; [by Lettsom;] vol. 1. 8° London, 1797.

HINTS for restoring animation; also for rendering dephlogisticated air conducive to the health and preservation of mankind; [by A. Fothergill.] 8° London, 1783.

IMPORTANT official documents relative to the disagreements between the army medical board, not included among the papers printed by order of the House of Commons. 8° London, 1810.

INDEX (an) to the medical and physiological papers contained in the Philosophical Transactions from the commencement of that work to the end of the year 1813; [by J. Briggs]. 4° London, 1814. INQUIRY (an) concerning the cause of the pestilence, and the diseases in fleets and armies; with an appendix containing some facts taken from history, the works of physicians, &c. relating to the subject; [by A. Bruce;] 2 pts. in 1 vol. 8° Edinburgh, 1759.

IN disem Buch ist Herbari: oder kreüterbuoch gennant der gart der gesuntheit mit merern Figuren vnd Registeren; [by J. Cuba.] fol. [Strasburg,] 1521.

Not in Panzer; but in Haller's Bib. Bot.

LETTERA del Signor M. C. [Caldani?] al Signor M. G. (giudizio sull' opera Observationes anatomica de aure, &c. di A. Comparetti rispetto ad altre simili di A. Scarpa). 8° Padova, 1791.

LETTERA (II.) del Sig. M. C. al celebre Sig. M. G. (valore rispettivo delle due nuove opere de' professori Scarpa e Comparetti sulle parti interne dell' organo dell' udito). 8°

LETTERA estemporanea (seconda, terza e quarta) sopra alcune curiosità fisiologiche; [by M. C. Rosa ;] 4 vols. 8° 1783.

LETTRE..............à un médecin de Londres; ouvrage dans lequel on prouve ......que le magnétisme animal n'existe pas. See Anonymous. Lettre d'un médecin de la Faculté de Paris, &c. 80 1781. (Electricity.) LETTRE au docteur Maty sur les géants Patagons; [by Gabr. Fr. Coyer]. 12° Bruxelles, 1767.

LEX Talionis; a short reply to Dr. Merrett's book and others written against the apothecaries. 4° London, 1670.

LIBRO della natura di cavalli et del modo di medicarli. See Anonymous. Libro, &c. 4° 1502. (Miscellaneous.)

MÉMOIRE à l'Institut National, sur la réintégration du sang artériel dans les veines, la séparation de la bile, la formation de l'atrabile, la nutrition, les ictères, &c.; [by A. Mangin]. 8° Versailles.

MESMER blessé ;......sur le magnétisme animal. See Anonymous. Mesmer blessé, &c. 8° 1784. (Electricity.)

MESMER justifié. See Anonymous. Mesmer justifié. 8° 1784. (Electricity.)

MIRACULOUS (the) recovery of a dumb man at Lambeth. 4° London,

1676.

NEW (a) method for the improvement of the manufacture of drugs; in a treatise on the elixir proprietatis. 8° London, 1747. NOUVELLES (les) descouvertes sur toutes les parties de la médecine recueillies en l'année 1679 par N. D. B. [Blegny]. 12o Paris,

1679.

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NovÆ adnotationes circa problematis nostri in scholis Duacenis propositi solutionem; [by J. B. Bernard]. 4° Duaci, 1759. ECONOMIA regni animalis in transactiones divisa, quarum hæc prima de sanguine, ejus arteriis, venis et corde agit; cui accedit introductio ad psychologiam rationalem [by E. Swedenborg]. 4° Londini & Amstelodami, 1740.

PARALLÈLE entre le magnetisme animal, l'electricité et les bains médicinaux par distillation........appliqués aux maladies rébelles; on a joint à ce précis l'art de conserver la santé et de guérir les maladies les plus rébelles, &c. See Anonymous. Parallèle, &c. 8° 1785. (Electricity.) PHARMACOPA Borussica; [by L. Formey and M. H. Klaptroth]. 4° Berolini, 1799.

To this copy is prefixed a German letter in the handwriting of Klaptroth, addressed to the R. S. and signed by both authors.

PHARMACOPEIA Collegii regalis medicorum Londinensis. 8° London, 1836.

PHYSIQUE des corps animés par le P. B*** [J. E. Bertier]. 12° Paris, 1755.

This work is attributed by some to Bertrand. The copy in the R. S. library was presented by Bertier as its author. PRÉCEPTES sur la santé des gens de guerre ou hygienne militaire, par M. C. [Colombier; to which is added a supplement, or] Conseils sur la manière de diriger la santé des gens de mer. 8° Paris, 1775. QUERELA inofficiosa, seu tres sciscitationes de D. E. L. [Leichneri] de physico-medicis nonnullis lucubrationibus. 12° Alethopoli, 1680. RACCOLTA di alcuni opuscoli sopra il moderno abuso del mercurio nella medicina; [by J. B. Felici]. 8° Venezia, 1753. RAPPORT des Commissaires chargés de l'examen du magnétisme animal. See Anonymous. Rapport, &c. 4° 1784. (Electricity.) REFUTATION of the statement respecting the Charing Cross Hospital. By the Special Committee of Enquiry. 4° London, 1836. RELAZIONE del ritrovamento dell' uova di chiocciole di A. F. M. [Marsigli or Marsilli], in una lettera al Sr M. Malpighi. 12° Bologna, 1683. RELIGIO medici; Engl. [by Sir T. Browne]. 8° [London] 1642. REPORT of a medical committee on the cases of supposed small-pox

after vaccination, which occurred in Fullwood's Rents, Holborn, with an account of some subsequent inoculations. 8° London, 1804. SHORT account of the rise, progress, and present state of the lunatic asylum at Edinburgh, with some remarks on the general treatment of lunatics. 8° Edinburgh, 1812.

SKETCH (a) of the economy of man [by W. Nicholl]. 8° Ludlow, 1819.

SOMATOPSYCHONOOLOGIA, showing that the proofs of body, life, and mind considered as distinct essences cannot be deduced from physiology, but depend on a distinct sort of evidence; by Philostratus. 8° London, 1823.

SOME papers writ in the year 1664 in answer to a letter concerning the practice of physick in England by Dr. C. T. [T. Clerke]. 4° London, 1670.

SOME uncommon observations about vitiated sight.

See Anonymous.

Disquisition (a) about the final causes, &c. 8° 1688. (Natural philosophy, General works on.)

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SUBORDINATION (la) des chirurgiens aux médecins démontrée. 4o Paris, 1748.

THOUGHTS on medical reform by a retired practitioner. 8° London,

1833.

TRACES du magnétisme. See Anonymous. Traces du magnétisme. 8° 1784. (Electricity.)

TUBICINIUM Convivale Hermeticum, sive epistola III. buccinatoria, qua duumviri Hermetici Federati curiosos omnes ad sui federis societatem in eâque ad epulas Hermeticas, ac sophici lapidis bellaria, tabulæ smaragdinæ liberaliter apponenda humaniter invitant. 4° Gedani,

1682.

See above, Federatorum Hermeticorum, &c.

UNTERRICHT gegen die Kinder-Blattern. 8o Danzig, 1772. VADE-MECUM (a) of morbid anatomy medical and chirurgical; with pathological observations and symptoms. 80 London, 1830. VERY (a) curious and particular account of some skeletons of human bodies discovered in an ancient tomb in France; as also a circumstancial account of some petrified human bodies found in a rock near the city of Aix in Provence. 4° London, 1760.

Vox oculis subjecta; a dissertation on the most curious and important art of imparting speech and the knowledge of language to the deaf and dumb; with an account of the academy of Messrs. Braidwood, by a parent [J. Green]. 8° London, 1783.

APPONUS (PETRUS). See Mesue (J.). Canones universales, &c. fol.

1502.

ARBUTHNOT (JOHN). An essay concerning the nature of aliments and the choice of them. 8° London, 1731.

ARCULANUS (JOANNES). Practica; (expositio noni libri Almansoris). fol. Venetiis, 1504.

ARDOINO or ARDOYNIS or ARDUINO or ARDUINIS (SANTES de). Liber de venenis, (emend. per D. de Canali). fol. Venetiis, 1492. ARETEUS Cappadox. De causis et signis acutorum et diuturnorum morborum libri quatuor; de curatione acutorum et diuturnorum morborum libri quatuor; Gr. & Lat. cum duobus MSS. contulit, novamque versionem dedit J. Wigan; accedit præfatio, &c.; 2 pts. in 1 vol. fol. Oxonic, 1723.

ARGELATA (PETRUS de l'). See Largelata (P. de).

ARNALDUS or ARNAUD de Villanova. See Villanova (A. de). ARNAUD (GEORGE). A dissertation on hernias or ruptures. 8° London, 1748.

ARNOLD (THOMAS). Letter. See Fowler (T.). Medical reports on the effects of arsenic in the cure of agues. 8° 1786. ARZILLATA (PETRUS de l'). See Largelata (P. de).

ASCH (GEORGIUS THOMAS). Dissertatio inauguralis de primo pare nervorum medulla spinalis. 4o Gottinga [1750].

ASH (JOANNES). Oratio anniversaria in theatro Coll. Reg. Med. Lond. ex Harveii instituto habita A.D. 1790. 4o Londini, 1790.

ASSALINI (P.). Observations on the plague, the dysentery, the ophthalmy of Egypt, and on the means of prevention; with some remarks on the yellow fever of Cadiz, translated by A. Neale. 12° London, 1804.

AST (JOHANNES CHRISTIANUS). De corporum dispositione ad morbos; præside F. Hoffmanno. 4o Hale Magdeburgi, 1715.

ASTARIUS (BLASIUS). De curis febrium. See Gatinaria (M.). De curis egritudinum particularium noni Almansoris. 4o 1516. AUENBRUGGER (LEOPOLDUS). Experimentum nascens de remedio specifico sub signo specifico in mania virorum. 8° Viennæ, 1776. AUSTIN (WILLIAM). A treatise on the origin and component parts of the stone in the urinary bladder. 8° London, 1791.

AVENEEZRA (ABRAHAM). De luminaribus et diebus creticis. See Toledo (G.). Epistola astrologiæ defensiva. 4° 1508. (Astronomy.) AVICENNA. Liber canonis primus (11-v) translatus a magistro Gerardo Cremonensi in Toleto ab Arabico in Latinum; [to which is added] Libellus de viribus cordis translatus ab Arnaldo de Villanova. 4o Ven. 1500.

AWSITER (JOHN). An essay on the effects of opium, considered as a poison, with the most rational method of cure, deduced from experience. 8° London, 1763.

BABINET (JACOB).

B.

ABINET (JACOB). See Garcin de Tassy (J. H.) et Babinet (J.). [Prospectus of a work......on anatomy]. 8°

BACHERACHT (ANDRÉ). Dissertation hygienique sur la conservation des gens de mer, trad. avec des notes par Desbout. 8° St. Pétersbourg, 1791.

BACHERACHT (HENRI). Mémoire sur le scorbut, traduit de l'Allemand. 8° Reval, 1787.

BACK (JACOBUs de). Dissertatio de corde. See Harveius (G.) Exercitationes anatomicæ. 12° 1660.

Dissertatio de corde. 12° Roterodami, 1640.

BAER (CAROLUS ERNESTUS a). De ovi mammalium et hominis genesi. 4o Lipsia, 1827.

BAER (KARL ERNST von). Untersuchungen über die Entwickelungsgeschichte der Fische nebst einem Abhange über die Schwimmblase. 4o Leipzig, 1835.

BAGET (JEAN). Ostéologie; prémier traité dans lequel on considère chaque os par rapport aux parties qui le composent, aux cavités qui s'y trouvent, et à ses jonctions avec les autres os. 12° Paris, 1731. BAILLIE (MATTHEW). Lectures and observations on medicine. 8° London, 1825.

The morbid anatomy of some of the most important parts of the human body. 8° London, 1793.

8° London, 1797.

A series of engravings, accompanied with explanations, which are intended to illustrate the morbid anatomy of some of the most important parts of the human body. 4° London, 1799.

Anatomie pathologique des organes les plus importans du corps humain, ouvrage trad. de l'Anglois, et enrichi de notes et de planches par M. Guerbois. 8° Paris, 1815.

BAILLY (JEAN SILVAIN). See Anonymous. Rapport des commissaires chargés de l'examen du magnétisme animal. 40 1784. (Electricity.) BAKER (Sir GEORGE). An enquiry into the merits of a method of inoculating the small-pox, now practised in several counties of England. 8° London, 1766.

De catarrho, et de dysenteria Londinensi, epidemicis utrisque an. 1762, libellus. 4° Londini, 1764.

Opuscula medica. 8° Londini, 1771.