Genève, Fratres de Tournes, 1749.
Two volumes 4to (220x180 mm), (10)-711 pages and portraict in frontispiece / (4)-496-(8)-88-(8)-168 pages. binding : Contemporary full sheep, spine with six compartments. Binding rubbed, headcaps worn.
references: Garrison-Morton [5407 (ed. 1685) : "Contains (Book 3, Cap. 2; Book 5, Cap. 4) an important account of smallpox, particularly the epidemics of 1667-69 and 1674-75. Sydenham attributed smallpox to a specific inflammation of the blood; he clearly distinguished it from measles. His treatment of fevers with fresh air and cooling drinks was an improvement on the sweating methods previously employed."].
Price : 250 €