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Vegetius, – “Artis veterinariae, sive Mulomedicinae libri quatuor, iam primum typis in lucem aedii. Opus sane in rebus medicis minime aspernandum” (1528)

31st January 1528/1 Comment/in Authors Surname S-V/by Helena Clarkson

Contents Include: Artis veterinariae, sive Mulomedicinae libri quatuor, iam primum typis in lucem aedii.Opus sane in rebus medicis minime aspernandum; Illustrissimo Principi Ferdinando Regi Hungaria, Bohemiae &c [Illustrious Prince, King Ferdinand of Hungary, Bohemia etc.]; Epistola Dedicatoria. Serenissimo Ac Ilustrissimo Principi D. Ferdinando, Regi Hugariae, Bohemiae, Archiduci Austriae, Duci Burgandiae, &c. Domino…
Epistola Dedicatoria [Letter Dedication];…

Spackman, Thomas – “Of The Madde Dogge…” (1613)

8th February 1613/0 Comments/in Authors Surname S-V/by Helena Clarkson

“Of The Madde Dogge: together with the Cure of those most dangerous wounds and fearefull accidents, hapning to man and beast through their bitings.” Published 1613

Vegetius Renatus, – “Of the Distemper of Horses, and of the Art of Curing them: as also of the Diseases of Oxen, and of the Remedies proper for them; and of the best Method to preserve them in Health, and restore them when sick, and to prevent the Spreading and Communication of Infectious Distempers according to the Practice of ancient Romans. Translated into English by the Author of the Translation of Columella” (1748)

31st January 1748/0 Comments/in Authors Surname S-V/by Helena Clarkson

Contents Include: Translator’s Preface; Index of the Chapters. Book First; Index of the Chapters. Book Second; Index of the Chapters. Book Third; Index of the Chapters. Book Fourth; Original Words frequently used in this Translations; The Preface; Book I. Chapter I. Of the Signs whereby the Sickness of Animals may be known…

St.Bel, Charles Vial de – “Plan for establishing an institution to cultivate and teach veterinary medicine” (19, Mar 1790)

19th March 1790/0 Comments/in Authors Surname S-V/by Helena Clarkson

Excerpt: The general affluence of all orders of people in England, and the universal ardour for improving arts and perfecting institutions, by means of which, the interests of mankind at large have been eminently served, and the stock of human knowledge almost incredibly extended. In reverting to these establishments, we may discern the efficacy of opulence and patriotism uniting for the public service;…

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 1 – January 1828

30th January 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: Preface; The Rise and Progress of The Veterinary College; On the General Principle of Elasticity in the Feet of Animals, Particularly the Horse; On the Diseases of the Eye of the Horse; Uses of Different Drugs Employed in the Diseases of Horses and Other Animals;…

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 2 – February 1828

27th February 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: Description of the Royal Mews Pimilico; On the Importance and Present Estimation of the Veterinary Profession in England; On the Diseases of the Eye of the Horse; Observations on the Distemper in Dogs;…

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 3 – March 1828

30th March 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: The Veterinary College, As Originally Constituted, Compared with its Present Mismanaged and Corrupt State; Animal Phrenology; Instructions for Breeding Pheasants; On Tonic Medicines for Horses;…

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 4 – April 1828

29th April 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: London Horse and Carriage Repository, and Turf Betting Rooms; Veterinary College; A Description of Veterinary Medicines; Horse Cause; New Nomenclature of the Horse’s Foot; Observations on Abscesses of the Keraphylla;…

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 5 – May 1828

30th May 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: The Horse Bazaar; Royal Veterinary College. Anniversary Dinner of the Pupils; Horse Cause; The Marmot; A Description of Veterinary Medicines; On the Opthalmic and the Sphenopalatine Ganglia in the Horse;…

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 6 – June 1828

29th June 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: The Library of the British Museum; Lameness in Horses. College Doctrines; New Veterinary Medical Society; Rot in Sheep; New Insect; Sketch of the Natural History of the Salmo Salar, or Common Salmon;

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 7 – July 1828

30th July 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: Remarks on the Royal Veterinary College; Appeal to the Veterinary Profession; London Veterinary Society; Observations on the Dissecting and Preparing of the Bodies of Animals; On the Adulteration of Veterinary Drugs;

‘Farrier and Naturalist’ Vol 1 Issue 8 – August 1828

30th August 1828/0 Comments/in Farrier & Naturalist 1828 - Volume 1/by Helena Clarkson

Articles include: The Bull-Dog; Royal Veterinary College; The Godolphin Arabian; Bull-Baiting; Improvements in the Veterinary Profession; On Condition in Horses; Unguents; An Inquiry into the Rot in Sheep; Xenophon’s Rules for the Choice, Management, and Training of Horses;…