The workes of that famous chirurgion Ambrose Parey translated out of Latine and compared with the French. by Th: Johnson

A Catalogue of the VVorkes of AMBROSE PAREY, the King of France his Chiefe Chyrurgion, which were set forth in Latine, by James Guillemeau.

• 1. AN Introduction, or compendi∣ous way to Chirurgery.
• 2. Of living creatures and mans ex∣cellency.
• 3. Of the Anatomy of mans body.
• 4. Of the vitall parts contained in the Chest.
• 5. Of the Animall parts placed in the head.
• 6. Of the Muscles and Bones, and other extreme parts of the body.
• 7. Of Tumors contrary to nature in generall
• 8. Of Tumors contrary to nature in particular.
• 9. Of wounds in generall.
• 10 Of the greene and bloudy wounds of each severall part.
• 11 Of wounds made by Gun-shot, and other fiery Engins, and all sorts of weapons.
• 12. Of Contusions and Gan∣greenes.
• 13. Of Ʋlcers, Fistulaes, and Hae∣morroides.
• 14. Of Ligatures, or Bandages.
• 15. Of Fractures.
• 16. Of Luxations, and Straines.
• 17. Of diverse affects of the parts not agreeable to nature, whose cure commonly is performed by the hand.
• 18. Of the Gout.
• 19. Of the Lues Venerea, and those Symptomes that happen by reason thereof.
• 20. Of the small Poxes and Measels and also of Wormes, and the Leprosie.
• 21. Of Poysons, and of the biting of mad dogges, and the stinging and biting of venemous creatures.
• 22. Of the Plague.
• 23. Of the Arts to repaire those things which are defective, either by na∣ture or accident.
• 24. Of the generation of Man.
• 25. Of Monsters and Prodigies.
• 26. Of the Faculties of simple me∣dicines, together with their composition and use.
• 27. Of Distillations.
• 28. A Treatise of reports, and the embalming of dead bodies.
• 29. An Apologie, and Voyages; be∣ing not in the Latine, but transla∣ted out of the last French Edition, whom also I have followed in the number of the Bookes, least any should thinke some wanting, fin∣ding but 26. in the Latine, and 29. in the French.