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⚠Torn right edge affecting the ends of several lines; some foxing and staining present. A faint library stamp is visible in the center.
The right edge of the page is torn, which affects the ends of several lines. Some foxing and staining are present. A faint library stamp is visible in the center.
Two Medico-philosophical Discourses,
of which the first treats
ON FERMENTATION
OR
On the internal motion of particles in any body.
THE SECOND
ON FEVERS,
OR
On the motion of the same particles in the blood of animals
To these is added
An Epistolary Dissertation
ON URINES.
BY THE RESEARCH OF
Thomas Willis, Physician of Oxford.
...so things kindle light for other things. Lucretius, Book 1
original: "ita res accendunt lumina rebus." This quote from the Roman poet Lucretius suggests that scientific discoveries clarify one another, emphasizing the connection between different areas of study.
LONDON,
Printed by Thomas Roycroft; for John Martin, James Allestry,
and Thomas Dicas, at the Sign of the Bell, in the Churchyard St. Paul's Churchyard was the central hub of the London book trade during the 17th century.
of St. Paul. 1659.
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