Folk-Lore and History in Veterinary Medicine [ Summary ]

Coles W. (1656) The Art of Simpling. London.

Dawson W. R. (1934) A Leechbook or collection of medical recipes of the fifteenth century. London. Text of MS. No. 136, (Medical Society of London.)

Ellis W. (1750) The Country Housewife's Family Companion, &c. London.

Fitzherbert (1523) The Book of Husbandry. London. Berthelet's ed. of 1534, reprinted for the English Dialect Society in 1882. (London.)

Garrison F. H. (1917) An introduction to the History of Medicine. 2nd ed., Philadelphia and London.

Gibson W. (1721) The True Method of Dieting Horses. London.

Gibson W. (1721) The Farrier's Dispensatory in three parts, &c. London.

Gibson W. (1720) The Farrier's New Guide. London. (The 6th Ed. corrected and enlarged is the best.)

Googe B. (1614) The Whole Art and Trade of Husbandry. Enlarged Ed. by Googe Barnaby , Esq., London.

Hartman G. (1696) The Family Physitian, &c. London.

Markham G. (1734) Markham's Master-Piece. 21st Impression, London. (This ed. includes “The Compleat Jockey” or the art of training racehorses.)

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Payne J. F. (1904) English Medicine in the Anglo-Saxon Times. London. (The Fitzpatrick Lectures, 1903.)

Peacock T. L. (1910) The Plays of Thomas Love Peacock. London. (Written about 1810–15. MS. in British Museum.)

de la Ruelle J. (1530) Veterinariæ Medicinæ.JParis.

Scot R. (1584, 1651, 1665, 1886 and 1930) The Discoverie of Witchcraft. London.

Seebohm M. E. (1927) The Evolution of the English Farm. London.

Snape A. (1683) The Anatomy of the Horse. London.

de Solleysell The Sieur (1696) The Compleat Horseman: Discovering the surest marks of the Beauty, Goodness, Faults and Imperfections of Horses. English ed. Translated from the 8th ed., (Paris.)

Surtees R. S. (1831) The Horseman's Manual, being a Treatise on Soundness, the Law of Warrantry and, generally, the Law Relating to Horses. London.

Surtees R. S. (1843) Handley Cross. London.

Tusser T. (1557, 1571, 1573, &c.) Five Hundred Points of Good Husbandry. London. (The first and second eds. were: One hundred good points of Husbandrie.)

Vegetius (Renatus) 5th (Century) Mulo-medicina sive Ars veterinaria. Printed at Basel, (1528.)