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Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. Hardback, full-calf, spine relaid, new end-papers. 21cm x 13.5cm. xi, 396pp. 1st edition 1759. A copy of Flemyng's Pysiology was taken on board Captain Cook's voyage on the H.M.S. Endeavour by the surgeon William Perry, which served him well in dealing with the multitude of illnesses and injuries that affected the crew. Binding is slightly worn. Some darkening to edges of front blank. An interesting read. (hall10).

leather_bound. First edition. 396 pages. 21 x 13 1/2. Born in Scotland, Flemyng arrived London 1751 to teach physiology to nascent medical students who had not been to the Universities. This work contains the substance of his London lectures. The author was abreast of the best physiological teaching of the time, and an original experimenter and reasoner as well. In a letter to Haller he states that motor and sensory nerves are anatomically distinct, although they may exist in the same bundle -- the experimental proof come many years later. [see: DNB p.705]. Bookplate, fresh and clean copy, raised bands, chipping to backstrip extremities, but overall a firm copy. Contemporary full brown calf, double gilt border fillets. Very good.