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Disputatio medica inaugurales de morbo puerili Anglorum quem patrio idiômate indiginae vocant the rickets [electronic resource] : quam Deo suppetias ferente / ex authoritate Johannis Polyandri à Kerchoven ; discutiendam proponit Daniel Whistler.

Full title: Disputatio medica inaugurales de morbo puerili Anglorum quem patrio idiômate indiginae vocant the rickets [electronic resource] : quam Deo suppetias ferente / ex authoritate Johannis Polyandri à Kerchoven ; discutiendam proponit Daniel Whistler.

Author/creator: Whistler, Daniel, 1619-1684, Early English Books Online, Polyander à Kerckhoven, Johannes, 1568-1646.

Date: 1684..

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Record Identifier: 74Vv2drezq6y

Language: Latin

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Contents: [14] p.

Publishers: Londini : Ex Typis Thomæ Flesher, 1684.

Notes: Reprint, originally published: Lugduni Batavorum : Ex Officinâ Wilhemi Christiani Boxii, 1645. Reproduction of original in the British Library.

Citation / references note: Wing W1677.

Additional physical form availability note: Also available in microfilm held offsite at RAV/FM4/57.

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    Disputatio medica inaugurales de morbo puerili Anglorum quem patrio idiômate indiginae vocant the rickets [electronic resource] : quam Deo suppetias ferente / ex authoritate Johannis Polyandri à Kerchoven ; discutiendam proponit Daniel Whistler.

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    Polyander à Kerckhoven, Johannes, 1568-1646.

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    Londini : Ex Typis Thomæ Flesher, 1684.

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    1684.

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