A reply to Dr. Gray's three answers to a written paper, entitled, Mr. Worger's case. By Christopher Packe, M.DChristopher Packe · First published 1727Open the Tome
Philosophical FurnacesJohann Glauber, Philip Wheeler, Christopher Packe · First published 2017Open the Tome
Five Short Works of GlauberJohann Glauber, Christopher Packe, Philip Wheeler · First published 2015Open the Tome
An explanation of that part of Dr. Boerhaave's aphorisms, which treats of the phthisis pulmonalisChristopher Packe · First published 1754Open the Tome
An explanation of that part of Dr. Boerhaave's aphorisms, which treats of the phthisis pulmonalis, or the consumptionChristopher Packe · First published 1754Open the Tome
Ankographia [sic], sive convallium descriptio. In which are briefly but fully expounded the origine, course and insertion; extent, elevation and congruity of all the valleys and hills, brooks and rivers, (as an explanation of a new philosophico-chorographical chart) of East-Kent. Occasionally are interspers'd some transient remarks that relate to the natural history of the country, and to the military marks and signs of Cæsar's rout thro it, to his decisive battle in Kent ...Christopher Packe · First published 1743Open the Tome
A reply to Dr. Gray's three answers to a written paperChristopher Packe · First published 1727Open the Tome
Medela chymica: or an account of the vertues and uses of a select number of chymical medicines adapted to the cure of the most chronick and rebellious diseases. To which is subjoyned a brief history of cures effected by themChristopher Packe · First published 1708Open the Tome
Praxis catholica: or, the countryman's universal remedy: wherein is plainly and briefly laid down the nature, matter, manner, place and cure of most diseases, incident to the body of man; not hitherto discoveredRobert Couch, Christopher Packe · First published 1680Open the Tome
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