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  • A compleat treatise of the stone and gravel. [electronic resource] : Comprising its origin, symptoms, best way of easing, true method of cutting, and divers remarkable histories of curing many cruelly afflicted patients. With an Ample Discourse on Lithontriptick; or, Stone-Breaking Medicines. By John Greenfield, M.D. of the College of Physicians, London. The whole Illustrated with proper Figures of the Operation, and Descriptions on Copper-Plates, of some uncommon Stones, taken from Persons He has Cut and others. Absolutely Necessary To be Read by Persons labouring under that Dangerous and Dreadful Disease, or the suspicion thereof.

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    • London : printed for Ralph Smith, under the Royal-Exchange, and B. Lintott, at the Cross-Keys, between the Two Middle-Temple-Gates, Fleetstreet, 1710.
    • 1710
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  • The rudiments of physick [electronic resource] : clearly and accurately describ'd and explain'd, in the most easy and familiar Manner, by Way of Dialogue between a Physician and his Pupil. Under the following heads, viz. I. Physiology: Or, The Nature and Principles of Physick in general. II. Hygiena: Which treats of Health, and discovers proper Means, and Remedies, for the Preservation of it. III. Pathology: Which considers the Diseases of the Body and Mind; their Causes, Nature, Symptoms, &c. IV. Semeiotica: Which treats of the Signs and Indications of Health and Disease. V. Therapeuticks: Which is employ'd in finding out Remedies for Diseases; and the Method of applying them to perfect a Cure. To which are added, some methods of cure in most diseases, both Acute and Chronical, according to the Practice of Dr. Pitcairn, Boerhaave; Mead, and others. First collected from the instructions of a celebrated professor of medicine in the Royal Academy of Paris: and since improv'd from the best authors, Ancient and Modern; by John Groenvelt, M.D. Now first translated from the Latin, revised, and corrected in the most accurate manner.

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    • [Sherborne] : Printed for R. Goadby, in Sherborne; and W. Owen, near Temple-Bar, London, [1753?]
    • 1753
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  • Tutus cantharidum in medicinâ usus internus. [electronic resource] : Editio secunda. Priori Locupletior & auctior per Joannem Groenevelt, ...

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    • Londini : typis R.E. [Robert Everingham?] Prostant venales apud Johannem Taylor, 1703.
    • 1703
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  • The grounds of physick, [electronic resource] : containing so much of philosophy, anatomy, chimistry, and the mechanical construction of a humane body, as is necessary to the accomplishment of a physitian: with the method of practice in common distempers. Extracted from the most eminent authors both antient and modern.

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    • London : printed by J. Dover, for W. Taylor, in Pater-Noster-Row, J. Osborn, in Lombard-Street, and J. Pemberton, in Fleet-Street, MDCCXV. [1715]
    • 1715
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  • A treatise of the safe, [electronic resource] : Internal Use of cantharides in the Practice of Physick. Written a few years since in Latin, by that eminently learned and experienc'd physitian, Dr. John Greenfield, Member of the College of Physitians in London, in his own Vindication, upon account of a Contest that then happen'd between him and some of the College, about his administring them inwardly to his Patients. Now Translated into English with his Approbation, By John Marten, Chyrurgeon. To which are added, Several further and very remarkable Observations and Histories of the said Doctor, also of the Translator and others concerning the safe, prevalent, effectual and wonderful Vertues of cantharides internally administred in divers difficult and deplorable Distempers, as Ulcers of the Kidney's and Bladder, Stone, Gravel, Strangury, Dropsies, and some particular Venereal Cases; most clearly evincing that without them, those Diseases can never be Cured. As also An Anatomical and Chymical Account of that insect, with some very curious Observations relating thereto, made by the Fire and Microscope. Likewise a Letter to the Doctor of the Effects of cantharides in the Gout, to which is subjoin'd a true History of that cruel Disease, and how far cantharides contributes towards its Cure.

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    • London : printed for Jeffery Wale at the Angel in St. Paul's Church-Yard, and John Isted at the Golden Ball against St. Dunstan's-Church in Fleet-Street, 1706.
    • 1706
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