An edition of The physio-medical dispensatory (1869)

The physio-medical dispensatory

a treatise on therapeutics, materia medica, and pharmacy in accordance with the principles of physiological medication

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Cook, Wm. H.
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An edition of The physio-medical dispensatory (1869)

The physio-medical dispensatory

a treatise on therapeutics, materia medica, and pharmacy in accordance with the principles of physiological medication

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Cook
Language
English
Pages
832

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Subjects
Dispensatories, Historical Eclecticism, Materia medica, Phytotherapy, Therapeutics

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The physio-medical dispensatory: a treatise on therapeutics, materia medica, and pharmacy in accordance with the principles of physiological medication
1869, Cook
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Cincinnati

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Pagination
832 p. ;
Number of pages
832

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OL14750770M
LCCN
98065779
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51030

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