Lithotomia vesicae: that is, an accurate description of the stone in the bladder: shewing the causes and pathognomicall signes thereof, and chiefely of the method whereby it is to be artificially taken out both of men and women, by section
Subtitle: Wherein several wayes of operation are described, and the chirurgicall instruments lively delineated
By: Written first in High Dutch by Gulielmus Fabritius Hildanus, Physician in ordinarie to the most illustrious prince, George Frederick, Marquesse of Baden, and Halberg, etc. and the famous state of Berne. Afterward augmented by the author, and first translated into Latin by his scholler and communer Henricus Schobingerus Sangalthensis; and now done into English by N.C. for the generall good of this nation, and particular use of the societie of chirurgians. With better instruments than heretofore
Publisher: Printed by John Norton, and are to be sold by William Harris
Published: 1640
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 206
Subjects: Lithotomy
Notes: Head and tail pieces; initial; side notes.

Pollard & Redgrave: 10658

Purchased for the Boston Medical Library through the John Martyn Harlow Fund Old Hickory 1940 Dec. 9 32726.

Bound in full contemporary sheepskin, covers panelled in blind, paper label on spine lettered in manuscript.