A preservative poem or Patridophilus his precepts de arte praeservandi
Subtitle: Illustrated with arguments and animadversions as well pleasant as profitable. By due observation whereof, the sickenesse named the plague and all other infectious diseases may be assuredly avoided. Most necessary, as well for those that are fled from London and Westminster or the parts neere adjacent, and doe purpose to returne: as for those that are still resident. Digested under twenty severall heads which are presented by the page next following the epistle. ...
Publisher: Printed by Anne Griffin for William Leake
Published: 1636
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Plague; Prevention
Notes: Head pieces; initials.

Errata: 1 l. at end.

Page 10 incorrectly numbered 16.

Pollard and Redgrave: 19598.2

Purchased for the Boston Medical Library through the Historical Fund Dobell's 1944 Mar. 8 35901.

Bound by R. Wallis in full late red morocco, spine lettered and ruled in gilt.

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