Steph. Blancardi Lexicon Medicum Renovatum, In Quo Totius Artis Medicae Termini, In Anatome, Chirurgia, Pharmacia, Chymia, Re Botanica Etc. [...]

＂Steph. Blancardi Lexicon Medicum Renovatum＂ is a comprehensive medical dictionary, meticulously updated to encompass the entire spectrum of medical arts. This essential reference work covers terminology from anatomy and surgery to pharmacy, chemistry, botany, and related fields. Compiled by Steven Blankaart and Johann Heinrich Schulze, this lexicon serves as an invaluable resource for understanding historical medical practices and terminology.

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