Two anatomical exercitations concerning the circulation of the blood, to John Riolan the son, the most experienced physician in the universite of Paris, the prince of dissectors of bodies, and the kings protector and dean of anatomie, and the knowledge of simples; chief physician to the queen-mother of Lewis XIII
By: the author, William Harvey, an Englishman ; professor of anatomie, and chirurgerie in the college of physicians at London ; and doctor of physick to the kings most excellent majestie
Contributors: Leach, Francis, -1658, printer
Publisher: Printed by Francis Leach
Published: 1653
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 86
Subjects: Blood; Early works to 1800; Circulation
Work titles: De motu cordis
Notes: A reply to Riolan's Opuscula Anatomica Nova, London, 1649.

Pagination errors.

Separate pagination; register continuous.

Title page vignette.

Health Sciences Library holds two copies of text: copy 1 is from the George S. Huntington Library; copy 2 is from the John G. Curtis Library.

Issued with: The anatomical exercises of Dr. William Harvey, published in London by Francis Leach, 1653.

Issued with: The discourse of James de Back, physician in ordinarie to the town of Roterdam, published in London by Francis Leach, 1653.

Keynes, 19

In English, translated from Latin.