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15. Fifteen-sixty-three. Gale, Thomas.
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An
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excellent |
Treatise of wounds made with Gonneshot,
in which is confuted bothe the grose |
errour of Jerome
Brunswicke, John Vigo, |
Alfonse Ferrius, and others : in that
they make the |
wounde venemous, whiche commeth through
the common pouder and shotte : And also there is |
set out
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aperfe6landtrewmethodeofcuryng
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these woundes. Newly
compiled and pu- |
Wished by Thomas Gale Maister |
in
Chirurgerie. |
Printed at Lon- \
don by Rouland Hall, for
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Thomas Gale. | 1563.
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06tavo.
Collation, Tp., Ai, has Hall's device; A 1 2, woodcut of a man wounded
by bullets, arrows, knives, etc.—Portrait of Author, Azg.—Pref., A3.
R.H. "
: A treatise of Gonneshotte."—Nums. to ff. 1-19.—Sigs. in 8%
A-C ; Cji and 81, woodcuts.
This is one of 4 treatises included in a volume printed by Rowland Hall,
with the title, " Certaine Workes of Chirurgerie newly compiled ... by
Thomas Gale ....*' It was included also in the colle6ted ed. of John
Vigo's works, London, 1586, 4° (Thomas East).
Copies, B.M.
Contents. Thomas Gale was the first Englishman to write a treatise on
gun-shot wounds. As early as 1497 ^ German, Brunswick, had mentioned
a treatment for such wounds, and Vigo, some years later, another ;
is
the first monograph on the subjedl.
but Park's
1 6. Fifteen-seventy-one. Digges, Leonard, and Thomas.
A Geometrical
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Pra6lise, named Pantometria, |
diuided
into three Bookes, Longimetra, |
Planimetra and Stereometria,
containing Rules manifolde |
for mensuration of all lines.
Superficies and Solides : with
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sundry
straunge conclusions
both by instrument |
and without, and also by Perspe6live
glasses, to |
set forth the true description or exadt plat of |
an
whole Region : framed by Leonard |
Digges Gentleman,
lately finished |
by Thomas Digges his |
sonne. |
Who hath
also thereunto adioyned a Mathematicall treatise |
• . . Imprinted
at London by Henrie Bynneman \
Anno, 1571. |
Black letter. Quarto.
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