The Unlearned Alchymist His Antidote, Or, a More Full and Ample Explanation of the Use, Virtue and Benefit of My Pill, Entituled, an Effectual Diaphoretick, Diuretic, Purgeth by Sweating, Urine Whereunto Is Added, Sundry Cures and Experiences (1662)

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