Chirurgia curiosa, or, The newest and most curious observations and operations in the whole art of chirurgery regularly methodized, explained and rendred intelligible and easie to every practitioner, whether relating to manual operations, or the choice and application of proper remedies
Subtitle: not to be found in other authors
By: written originally in High-Dutch, by ... Matthaeus Gothofredus Purmannus ; illustrated with large chirurgical figures of patients, as well as instruments invented by Dr. Solingen ; ... to which is added, natura morborum medicatrix, or, nature cures diseases by Conrade Joachim Sprengell
Contributors: Sprengell, Conrad Joachim, -1740; Solingen, Cornelis, 1641-1687; Cowper, William, 1666-1709; Browne, Daniel, 1647-1727, bookseller; Smith, Richard, -approximately 1720, bookseller; Brown, T., active 18th century, bookseller
Publisher: Printed for D. Browne at the Black Swan
Published: 1706
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 343
Subjects: Surgery; Early works to 1800; Surgical instruments and apparatus; Medicine; Formulae, receipts, prescriptions
Other titles: Chirurgia curiosa; Newest and most curious observations and operations in the whole art of chirirgery
Work titles: Curiöse chirurgische observationes
Notes: Translation of: Curiöse chirurgische observationes.

Text contains numerous pagination errors.

Natura morborum medicatrix has special title page, dated 1705 with publisher information as: "London: Printed for Dan. Borwn, and Rich. Smith, without Temple-bar, 1705."; pagination and register continuous.

[Remainder of publisher information]: " ... R. Smith at the Angel and Bible, and T. Browne at the Green Dragon, without Temple-Bar. 1706."

Introductory signed by William Cowper on Nov. 1st. 1705."; opposite title page.

Errata on p. [1], at end.

Title in double borders; includes printed marginal notes.

Jerome P. Webster Library of Plastic Surgery.

English short title catalogue (ESTC), T114595

In English, translated from Dutch.