A treatise of the safe, internal use of cantharides in the practice of physick
Subtitle: Written a few years since in Latin, by that eminently learned and experienced physitian, Dr. John Greenfield, member of the College of Physitians in London ...
By: Now translated into English with his approbation, by John Marten, chyrurgeon. To which are added, several further and very remarkable observations and histories of the said doctor, also of the translator and others, concerning the safe, prevalent, effectual, and wonderful vertues of cantharides internally administred in divers difficult and deplorable distempers, as ulcers of the kidney's and bladder, stone, gravel, strangury, dropsies, and some particular venereal cases; most clearly evincing that without them, those diseases can never be cured. As also an anatomical and chymical account of that insect, with some very curious observations relating thereto, made by the fire and microscope. Likewise a letter to the doctor of the effects of cantharidies in the gout, to which is subjoin'd a true history of that cruel disease, and how far cantharides contributes toward its cure ...
Publisher: Printed for Jeffery Wale, and John Isted
Published: 1706
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 363
Subjects: Cantharides