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Zoonomia, or, The laws of organic life : Vol. I-II

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In three parts, v. 2 containing pt. 2 and 3. Part 2 has half-title: ... A catalogue of diseases distributed into natural classes according to their proximate causes, with their subsequent orders, genera, and species, and with their methods of cure; pt. 3: ... The articles of the materia medica, with an account of the operation of medicines.

The illustrations are integral to the gatherings (v. 1), but are not included in the pagination.

Vol. 1: viii, 14, [2], 15-20, [2], 21-22, [2], 23-598, [2], 599-614, [2], 615-618, [2], 619-635, [1] p.; v. 2: xi, [1], 579, [1] p., [2] leaves of plates.

ESTC T177795

Includes indexes.

LC copy has inscriptions: G.A. Gardiner.

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