Browne, Joseph, fl. 1700-1721
Browne, Joseph, active 1700-1721
Browne, Joseph 1700-1721 fl
Browne, Joseph ca. fl. 1700-1721
Joseph Browne
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Works
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An account of the wonderful cures perform'd by the cold baths. : With advice to the water drinkers at Tunbridge, Hampstead, Astrope, Nasborough, and all the other Chalibeate Spaws: Wherein the Usefulness of cold bathing is further Recommended to the Lovers of Coffee, Tea, Chocolate, Brandy, &c. Preferring the Use of Bathing in those Springs before the Drinking of their Waters. With a Table of the Diseases in which cold baths are Proper, or Dangerous. To which is Prefix'd A Letter from Sir John Floyer, in Answer to One of the Author's to him, about the further Use of cold baths. By Dr. Browne | |
Albion's naval glory : or, Britannia's triumphs: a poetical essay towards a description of a sea fight. Occasion'd by the late engagement between the English, Dutch, and French fleets, in the Mediterranean Sea, August the 13th, 1704 | |
Antidotaria | |
The artful husband : a comedy. As it is acted at the Theatre in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields | |
Britain's palladium: or, My Lord Bolingebroke's vvelcome from France. | |
The British court : a poem. Describing the most celebrated beauties at St. James's, the Park, and the Mall. The Ladies Characteris'd. 1. Dutchess of Marlborough. 2. Dutchess of Ormond. 3. Dutchess of Bolton. 4. Countess of Ranelaugh. 5. Lady Ryalton. 6. Mrs. Collier, Maid of Honour. 7. Mrs. Forester, Maid of Honour. 8. Countess of Sunderland. 9. Countess of Bridgwater. 10 Mrs. Cludde. 11. Mrs. Spanheim. 12. Mrs. Hide. 13. Mrs. Dunch and Digby. 14. Lady Cooper. 15. Countess of Manchester. 16. Lady Colvert. 17. Lady Harper. 18. Mrs Price. 19. Marchioness of Monthermer. 20. Mrs. Gibbons. 21. Dutchess of Somerset. 22. Countess of Orrerey. 23. Mrs. Wortley. 24. Mrs. Long. 25. Dutchess of Beauford. 26. Mrs Newington. 27. Dutchess of St. Albans. 28. Countess of Essex. 29. Lady Woodstock | |
The circus : or, British olympicks. A satyr on the ring in Hide-Park | |
Collection of antidotes against the plague, and other mailignant diseases | |
Comedies. | |
The country parson's honest advice to that judicious lawyer : and worthy minister of state, my Lord Keeper | |
A dialogue between church and no-church: or, A rehearsal of the review. Containing many necessary reflections on the state of affairs, both at home and abroad. By Dr. Browne. | |
An essay towards the forming a true idea of fundamentals in physick : upon the mechanism and structure of the blood: Whereby the Art will be reduced into a Narrower Compass, and the Method that Nature has chalk'd out to the Inquisitive Physician freed from the many Difficulties that have hitherto render'd it obscure. Satis laudat qui tacet | |
Fox set to watch the geese | |
The gothick hero. A poem : sacred to the immortal honour of Charles XII. King of Sweden, &c. The Glorious Restorer of the Protestant Religion in Silesia, from Popish Usurpation, and Arbitrary Power | |
Historia naturalis et medica latorum lumbicorum intra hominem et alia animalia. | |
Institutiones medicae. | |
Institutions in physick, : Collected from the writings Of the Most Eminent Physicians. By which the Principles and Fundamentals of that Art are digested and fully explain'd, as they relate both to the Theory and Practice; all which are establish'd upon the Mechanism and Structure of the Solids and Fluids that compose an Human Body; with An introductory preface to the whole, and succinct Account of the Authors made use of in this Work. Being a complete System of what is necessary to be known in the Study of Physick. By J. Browne, LL. M. D | |
A lecture of anatomy, : against The Circulation of the Blood; read publickly at Exeter Exchange, the sixth of November last past. By Dr. Joseph Browne | |
A letter to the Right Honourable Mr. Secretary Harley, : by Dr. Browne: occasion'd from his late commitment to New-gate. Together with his interpretation of that paper call'd, The country parson's advice to my Lord Keeper, laid to his charge | |
Liberty and property. A satyr | |
Loimologia. | |
The London belles: or, a description of the most celebrated beauties in the City of London .. | |
The modern practice of physick vindicated : from the groundless imputations of Dr. Pitt. containg a full Answer to the said Authors last Piece, call'd the Antidote or the Preservative of Health and Life, &c. Together With an Appendix in a Letter to the Learned Sir John Floyer about the further use of Cold Baths | |
The moon-calf, or, Accurate reflections on The consolidator, 1993: | |
A natural and medicinal history of worms, bred in the bodies of men and other animals : taken from the authorities, and observations of all authors who have treated thereof, from Hippocrates to this time : together with an enquiry into the original of worms, and the remedies which destroy them, with a particular formula of medicines adapted to the use of families, and illustrated with several copper cuts | |
Opera medica | |
An oration upon the kings's happy arrival; deliver'd at Greenwich. By J. Browne, L.L. M.D. | |
A panegyrick upon His Majesties glorious return from the wars, after the conclusion of a general peace. By Joseph Brown, Dr. of physick and the civil laws | |
The patriots of Great Britain : a congratulatory poem to those truly noble and illustrious peers who happily united the two kingdoms of England and Scotland, under the auspicious government of Her most Sacred Majesty Queen Anne, &c | |
A practical treatise of the plague, and all pestilential infections that have happen'd in this island for the last century. ... With a prefatory epistle address'd to Dr. Mead, ... By Joseph Browne, L.L.M.D | |
The royal prophetess: or, Israel's triumphs over Jabin King of Hazor : An heroick poem. Written after the manner of the antients; and now publish'd upon the occasion of the unparallell'd success of Her Majesty's Forces, under the command of that Great Captain of this Age, His Highness the Prince and Duke of Marlborough | |
St. James's Park: a satyr | |
State and miscellany poems : Compos'd occasionally, according to the circumstances of the author, and the difficulty of the times. Consisting of fables, saytrs, panegyricks, &c. By the Author of The examiner | |
State tracts. | |
Theo. Turquet Mayernii equitus aurati medici et philosophi suo ævo perplurime celeberrimi Opera medica, complectentia consilia, epistolas et observationes, pharmacopeam, variasque medicamentorum formulas. Duobus libris comprehensa. Et jam in lucem edita, opera et cura Josephi Browne, L. L. & M. D. | |
A vindication of the specimen design'd for a general translation of Horace, by Dr. Browne : from the pretended criticisms of Mr. De Foe, in his Little review | |
Volpone, or, The fox. By way of fable, very applicable to the present times |