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Cursus Chymicus continens Modum parandi Medicamenta Chymica Usitatoria brevi & facili Methodo, una cum Notis & Dissertationibus super unamquamque PreparationemEx ultima Editione Latin versus A.I.C. Rebecque, M.D.
Published by Apud Joannem Pictetum (Geneva), 1681
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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition. First Latin Edition 12mo. Contemp. vellum, handwritten title and date in ink on spine: Endpapers, 5 lvs, 3 blank lvs, 664 pp, 7 lvs (Index); some exterior soiling, occasionally light foxing throughout. Neville II p 45: This translation was important as it enabled chemists in other European countries (who could not read French) to become acquainted with Lemerys clear manner of teaching chemistry and thus spread his influence on the continentVery rare. VG.
