A Bacon-Face no Beauty, or, a Reply to George Thomson, Pretender to Physick and Chymistry. Whereunto is added, A Defence of Phlebotomy In general, and also particularly In the Plague, Small-Pox, Scurvey, and Pleurisie. In opposition to the same Author, and the Author of Medela medicinae [M. Nedham], Doctor Whitaker, and Doctor Sydenham. Also A Relation concerning the strange Symptomes happening upon the Bite of an Adder. And A Reply, by way of Preface to the Calumnies of Eccebolius Glanvile
By: by Henry Stubbe Physician at Warwick
Publisher: [publisher not identified]
Published: 1671
Place of publication: [London]
Language: eng
Notes: Not in Wing.

In four parts. Each part has separate title page. Pt. i General t.p.--Pt. ii. A Bacon-Face no Beauty: Or, a Reply to the Impertinence and Folly of George Thomsom [sic], M.D. An Insolent pretender to Physick and Chymistry, --Pt. iii. AAn Epistolary Discourse Concerning Phlebotomy, In opposition to –G. Thomson Pseudo-Chymist, a pretended Disciple of the Lord Verulam. Wherein the Nature of the Blood, and the effects of Blood-letting, are enquired into: and the practice thereof Experimentally justified (according as it is used by Judicious Physicians.) In the Pest, and Pestilential diseases: In the Small Pox: In the Scurvey: In Pleurisies: And in several other diseases. [Wing S6044]--Pt. iv. A Relation of the Strange Symptomes Happening by the Bite of an Adder, And the cure thereof: in a Letter to a Learned Physician.

ESTC R235792.