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The anatomy of humane bodies improv'd, according to the circulation of the blood, and all the modern discoveries. Publickly demonstrated at the theater in the Royal Garden at Paris

by: Dionis, Mr (Pierre), d. 1718

Publication date: 1703

Topics: Anatomy

Publisher: London, Printed for H. Bonwicke [etc.]

Collection: medicalheritagelibrary; umassmedschoollamarsoutter; blc; americana

Contributor: Univ. of Mass Medical School, Lamar Soutter Library

Language: English

"Translated from the 3d ed., corr. and enl. by the author, with an ample dissertation upon the nature of generation and several new systems. With figures of all parts of the body, and an useful index of the principal matters."--t.p

References: NLM 18th century

Owned by the Worcester Medical Library

Incomplete: lacks all after p. 162

Condition: Very poor. Front cover lacking. Back cover unattached. Two-thirds of text block missing