Religio Medici (The Religion of a Physician) 1672

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Sir Thomas Browne's, Religio Medici, The Seventh Edition, Corrected and Amended with Annotations Upon all of the obscure passages therein. Also, Observations by Sir Kenelm Digby. Printed for Andrew Crook, 1672.

The volume has 144 pages plus 6 pages at the beginning. One dated March 3, 1642 with the initals T.B,
Second and third page by Kenelm Digby, Winchester House, March 20th 1642.
Forth page entitled 'To such as have, or shall peruse the Observations upon a former corrupt Copy of this Book, signed Yours A.B
The Fifth & Sixth page 'To The Reader'.by Thomas Browne.

Pages 1 to 47, Religio Medici.
Pages 47 to 65, The Second Part of Religio Medici
Page 67, Annotations upon Reglio Medici - Nec satis est vulgassefidem. Pet. Arbit.fragment, Printed for Andrew Crook 1672. K 2.
Pages 69 - 71, The Annotator to the Reader.
Page 72 Annotations upon Religio Medici.
Pages 73 - 107, The First Part.
Pages 109 - 115, The Second Part.
Pages 117, Observations Upon Religio Medici, Occasionally Written by Sir Kenelm Digby, Knight. The Firth Edition, Corrected and Enlarged. Printed for Andrew Crook, 1672.
Pages 119 - 143, Observations upon Religio Medici. To the Right Honourable Edward Earl of Dorset, Baron of Buckhurst, &c.,
Page 144, The Postscript.

All of the pages are in sequence. There are no missing pages.
There are a few hand written notes in the margins by the owner of the book in presumably 1762, a Mr Stephen Hammerton.

Printed Letterpress on Hand Made Laid Paper with watermarks on some of the pages. The volume has been re-bound with a leather spine.

PricePrice includes postage & packaging in the UK - Debit/Credit Cards Accepted Dimensions22 cms x 17 cms (8.3/4" x 6.9/16") Date 1672 Restoration Antiques Material Paper Origin English Condition Very Good Item code as167a785 Status Sold

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