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Antwerp, Henricum & amp; Cornelium Verdussen, 1702. In 12th. Frontispiece in red and black with xylographic mark, rare blooms, very slight halo at the lower edge of the first cards, coeval binding in calfskin, title imprinted in gold on the back with 5 nerves with friezes, abrasions, lacks on the spine and on the back plate, defects. Ex libris manuscript to the guard card. & Nbsp;
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Interesting collection of pharmaceutical and medical recipes by the doctor Chistofer Love Morley based on the notes taken by the author at the University of Leiden, during the lectures of three chemistry professors: Mae'ts, Marggraff, and Le Mort. Second edition in Latin after the first published in Leyden in 1684.
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