The London practice of physick : being the practical part of physick contain'd in the vvorks of the famous Dr. Willis ; wherein are his definitions, descriptions, and methods of curing diseases, with all his receipts. To which is now added his plain and easie method for the preventing and curing of the plague, published by Mr. Flemings, anamuensis and apothecary to the doctor. With the allowance of the College of Physicians.

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