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Prosodia pharmacopoeorum: or The apothecary's prosody. : Shewing the exact quantities, in the pronunciation of the names of animals, vegetables, minerals and medicines, and of all other words made use of in pharmacy, many of which have been hitherto pronounced false

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Publication date: 1685.
Call number: 436374
Creator: Browne, Richard (active 1674-1694)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 8vo
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Prosodia pharmacopoeorum: or The apothecary's prosody. : Shewing the exact quantities, in the pronunciation of the names of animals, vegetables, minerals and medicines, and of all other words made use of in pharmacy, many of which have been hitherto pronounced false

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