Pseudodoxia epidemica
Subtitle: or, Enquiries into very many received tenents, and commonly presumed truths
By: by Thomas Brown
Edition: 5th ed., with marginal observations, and a table alphabetical.
Publisher: Printed for the Assigns of E. Dod; Printed for the assigns of Edward Dod
Published: 1669
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 414
Subjects: Antiquities; Natural history; Pre-Linnean works; Manners and customs; Early works to 1800; Funeral rites and ceremonies; Common fallacies; Iranians; Urn burial; Gardening
Other titles: One of urn-burial, or sepulchrall urns, lately found in Norfolk; Garden of Cyrus; Hydriotaphia.; Garden of Cyrus.
Work titles: Pseudodoxia epidemica
Notes: Page numbers 193-202 omitted; page numbers 309-322 repeated. Numerous misprinting of page numbers

Includes index.

"Whereunto are now added Two discourses. The one of Urn-burial, or sepulchrall urns, lately found in Norfolk. The other of the Garden of Cyrus, or network plantations of the antients. Both newly written by the same author."

"Ex libris colligere quae prodiderunt authores longe e est periculesissimum. Rerum ipsarum cognitio vera è rebus ipsis est. Jul. Scalig."

Hydriotaphia, [or] Urn-burial and The Garden of Cyrus have special title pages, the first with imprint: "London, H. Brome, 1669"; the second with imprint: "London, Printed in the year 1668."

Health Sciences Library copy missing frontispiece with portrait.

George S. Huntington Library.

In English with Latin and Greek references.