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amplified both in the tables, as In the
declarations of the same, by the Aufthour himselfe. Girolamo
Cataneo Novarese. Tourned out of Italion into English
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by H. G.
I f Imprinted at London, by W, Williamson: for\
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lohn Wight, \
Anno, m.d.lxxiiii.
Black letter.
Quarto.
Collation. Tp., Ai.—Ded. to Aloigi Avogardo, dated from Brescia,
5 July, 1563, A2.— Pref. to the reader, A3.— Col.: "IT Imprinted at London
in Paules Churchyarde, by W. Williamson for lohn Wight. Anno. 1574."
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Second Edition.
Fifteen-eighty-eight.
^ Most briefe tables
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Thomas East : for lohn Wight.
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Black letter.
Quarto.
. . . . ^ Imprinted at London, by\
1588.
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Collation. Tp., ai.—Ded., A2.—Pref., A3.—Diags.—R.H., varied.
No pag.—Sigs. in 4% A-Ii ; A has 6 ff., E, 2 fF.—34-36 11. to p.
Copies. B.M. ; Roy. Art. Inst. ; Bod.
Contents. The first kw pages of text explain the Table, which is arranged
in sixteen columns, showing at a glance the number of men in each rank,
and the number of ranks, and parts requisite for any given formation, etc., for
a force numbering from 100 to 20,000 men. Cataneo observes, however,
that it is almost impossible that so many men should be engaged all at once ;
the usual number would be from 10,000 to 12,000. Sent out with No. 12.
[V. Orig. 529.]
20. Fifteen-seventy-four. Baker, George.
The Composition or making of the moste excellent and
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pre- tious Oil called Oleum Magistrale. First published by
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the commaundement of the King of Spain, with the maner
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how to apply it particulerly. The which Oyl cureth these
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disseases folowlg. That is to say, Wouds Contusios, Hargubush
shot, . . . Also the third look of Galen of curing
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pricks and wounds of Sinowes . . . Faithfully gathered
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into English by George
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Baker Chirurgian.
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