The art of dissecting the human body, in a plain, easy, and compendious method : with the several instruments necessary, curiously engraved : wherein all the different parts of the human body are described, but particularly the muscles, in a full and accurate manner, and their uses clearly explained, by Michael Lyser et al.

Title:	The art of dissecting the human body, in a plain, easy, and compendious method : with the several instruments necessary, curiously engraved : wherein all the different parts of the human body are described, but particularly the muscles, in a full and accurate manner, and their uses clearly explained
Author:	Lyser, Michael, 1626-1659
Author:	Thomson, G. (George), 18th cent
Note:	Printed for Joseph Davidson ..., 1740

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Subject:	Anatomy
Subject:	Dissection
Subject:	History of Medicine, 18th Cent
Subject:	Human anatomy -- Early works to 1800
Subject:	Human dissection -- Early works to 1800
Subject:	Muscles -- Early works to 1800
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