M. Stoll - Médecine pratique - 1797

Stoll, Maximilien
Practical Medicine… A work translated from Latin, based on the German edition, and augmented with the medical material of the same author, by Jacques Terrier, army physician.
Part One – Part Two – Part Three.
Bordeaux: widow J.B. Calvazza, sd [1797]
xvi+260+(1)+118 & 352+(1) & 367+(1) pp
Period calfskin binding (19x12 cm, worn; especially on the spine), signature on the title pages, each volume signed by the translator ('Terrier J. Gerard'), interiors in very good condition.

Table of contents: Dissertation by Maximilien Stoll, 1797; Ephemerides for the year 1778-1779; On the cause and seat of phrenesis; On the nature and character of dysentery; On certain diseases of the hepatic system, principally jaundice, as well as certain nervous affections and a few other miscellaneous topics.

Maximilien Stoll (1742-1783), holder of the Chair of Clinical Medicine at the Faculty of Vienna, was a highly renowned physician.