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James Parsons

Born: 1705

Died: 1770

Sexologist and urologist

Born: 1705

Died: 1770

Books by James Parsons (50 max)

A mechanical and critical enquiry into the nature of hermaphrodites

1741

James Parsons, Parsons, James

Remains of Japhet: being historical enquiries into the affinityand origin of the European languages

1767

Philosophical observations on the analogy between the propagation of animals and that of vegetables ...

1752

Prælecturi Jacobi Parsons, M.D. elenchus gynaicopathogicus, et obstetricarius, tam curationem morborum omnium, ...

1741

A description of the human urinary bladder, and parts belonging to it: with anatomical figures shewing its make, situation, &c. To which are added, Animadversions on Lithontriptic medicines, particularly those of Mrs. Stephens; ... By James Parsons, M.D. ...

1742

Description de la vessie urinaire de l'homme, et des parties qui en dépendent

1743

Description de la vessie urinaire de l'homme: et des parties qui en dépendent.

1743

The Crounian lectures on muscular motion. For the years MDCCXLIV and MDCCXLV. Read before the Royal Society ... Being a supplement to the Philosophical Transactions for those years

1745

The microscopical theatre of seeds: being a short view of the particular marks, characters, contents, and natural dimensions of all the seeds of the shops, flower and kitchen-gardens, &c. with many other curious observations and discoveries, ... of the microscope. ... Vol.I.

1745

The Crounian lectures on muscular motion: For the years MDCCXLIV and MDCCXLV. Read before the Royal Society: by James Parsons, ... Being a supplement to the Philosophical transactions for those years.

1745

Human physiognomy explain'd: in the Crounian Lectures on muscular motion. For the year MDCCXLVI. Read before the Royal Society

1747

James Parsons, James Mynde, Royal Society (Great Britain)

Die natürliche Historie des Nashorns

1747

Philosophical observations on the analogy between the propagation of animals and that of vegetables: in which are answered some objections against the indivisibility of the soul ... drawn from the late ... experiments upon the polypus ... With an explanation of the manner in which each piece of a divided polypus becomes another perfect animal

1752

Two letter concerning Toxicodendron

1756

Mazeas, Guillaume abbé, Philip Miller, James Parsons

Remains of Japhet, 1767.

1968