- (1543–1613) as
Phisicke Against Fortune, and by
Susannah Dobson in 1791 as Petrarch's View of
Human Life.
William M. Ivins, Jr. "
Phisicke Against Fortune"...
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title Merrie Tales of the Mad Men of Gotham,
gathered together by A.B. of
Phisicke Doctour. The "A.B." was
supposed to
represent Andrew Borde or
Boorde (1490...
- trees, oyles, plantes, and stones, with
their applications, as well for
phisicke as chirurgerie, an
English translation from Nicolás Monardes' Historia...
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expostulation also
against the
beastly abusers, both of
chyrurgerie and
phisicke in our tyme: with a
goodly doctrine, and instruction,
necessary to be marked...
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Available for free on
Project Gutenberg.
Barrough P (1583). The
methode of
phisicke conteyning the causes, signes, and
cures of
invvard diseases in mans body...
- trees, oyles, plantes, and stones, with
their applications, as well for
phisicke as chirurgerie,
translated from the 1565
Spanish edition 1578: Fernández...
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reasons of the
strange effects it
worketh in our
minds and bodies: with the
phisicke cure, and
spirituall consolation for such as haue
thereto adioyned an afflicted...
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practised his
profession in London. He is the
author of the
Method of
Phisicke,
containing the Causes, Signs, and
Cures of
Inward Diseases in Man's Body...
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remediis utriusque fortunae, or
Remedies for Both Good and Bad Fortune, or
Phisicke Against Fortune. He is best
known today for his very
lively scenes and...
- work that
incorporates his
teachings is
Philip Barrough's The
Method of
Phisicke (1583). The
oldest printed version of his book is
edited by
Severino of...
