A gothic oration, in praise of a bad, a tedious, and a puzzling practice in physick; pronounced by an illustrious member in the College for the improvement of physick, at Linden, in Lapland. ... By an humble admirer of the most incomparable Gotho-Vandalic practice. ...
De Coetlogon, Dennis,-1749.
London : printed for J. Roberts,
1745.
Also issued as part of 'Various ironic and serious discourses on the subject of physick', by De Coetlogon, London, 1749.
Humble admirer = Dennis de Coetlogon.
Listed in the printer's ledger of Henry Woodfall the elder as a commission of Dr. Kennedy ('Notes and queries', June 1855).
The oration refers to the fatal illness of the Earl of Orford, and the controversy over it.
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