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L'AIGNEAU (David). A treatise on the preservation of health and on the bloodletting of this time. And means to remedy diseases without fear of their reoccurrence; with other necessary tracts for all kinds of people, in a way & order not yet seen, & according to the doctrine of the ancient Greek, Arab, Latin & French physicians. Paris, Chez Mathurin Henault, 1650; in-4, XIV-834 pp. + 16 ppnch of table, bound in full contemporary calf, spine decorated with 5 nerves, edges speckled, foresee a restoration, damaged bindings and headpieces. This work is enlarged with : treatise of Galien, of the bed rest of the sick, apology of Jean Terud son of Louys, doctor of Paris, Examination of the book entitled Charitable Doctor, Treatise of physiognomy, with proper figures, which are 53 in number. Third edition containing the 53 physiognomy figures.
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L'AIGNEAU (David). A treatise on the preservation of health and on the bloodletting of this time. And means to remedy diseases without fear of their reoccurrence; with other necessary tracts for all kinds of people, in a way & order not yet seen, & according to the doctrine of the ancient Greek, Arab, Latin & French physicians. Paris, Chez Mathurin Henault, 1650; in-4, XIV-834 pp. + 16 ppnch of table, bound in full contemporary calf, spine decorated with 5 nerves, edges speckled, foresee a restoration, damaged bindings and headpieces. This work is enlarged with : treatise of Galien, of the bed rest of the sick, apology of Jean Terud son of Louys, doctor of Paris, Examination of the book entitled Charitable Doctor, Treatise of physiognomy, with proper figures, which are 53 in number. Third edition containing the 53 physiognomy figures.
