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The anatomy of the humane body : illustrated with twenty-three copper-plates of the most considerable parts, all done after the life (1713)

Cheselden, William, 1688-1752, Nicholls, Sutton · London : Printed for N. Cliff, and D. Jackson ..., and W. Innys ... · leaf 280

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