Triumphant Chariot of Antimony

Philosophical Dialogues, concerning the principles of natural bodies, wherein the principles of the old and new philosophy are stated and the new demonstrated to be more agreeable to reason, based on mechanical experience and its usefulness for the benefit of mankind; in duodecimo original: "in duodecimo"; a book size where each printed sheet is folded into 12 leaves, resulting in a small handheld volume..

A short essay regarding the history and cure of fevers, humbly proposed for the consideration of the Royal Society and the College of Physicians in order to improve medicine original: "Physick" and thereby benefit our countrymen.

Anatomical exercises in various regions of the human body, showing the structure and use of the parts, published for the use of modern doctors, surgeons, and pharmacists. original: "Exercitationes anatomicæ in varias regiones humani corporis, partium structuram atque usum ostendentes recentium Medicorum, Chirurgorum, nec non Pharmacopolarum in usum divulgatæ."

By Robert Bayfield, physician; in duodecimo. original: "A Roberto Bayfield medico."

A treatise on gout, originally written in the French language by Theodore Turquet de Mayerne, Knight, chief physician to the late King and Queen of England. Translated into English original: "Englished" by Thomas Sherley, M.D., physician-in-ordinary to his present Majesty Charles II, with advice regarding hypochondriacal fits In the 17th century, "hypochondriacal fits" referred to physical and emotional ailments believed to originate in the organs of the upper abdomen.; to which is added medicinal counsels or advice by the same author; in octavo original: "in octavo"; a book size where each sheet is folded into 8 leaves..

The Remedy of Physicians original: "Medela Medicorum", showing the reasons and grounds for the contempt shown toward medicine and physicians; in duodecimo.

Circular institutional ink stamp of the Wellcome Historical Medical Library.