Owen, C. (1742). An essay towards a natural history of serpents: In two parts. I. The first exhibits a general view of serpents, in their various aspects, such as their kinds, bulk, food, motion, propagation, coverture, colours. In which is inserted a short account of vegetable, mineral, and animal. poison, particularly that of the serpent; and its cure in various nations; where also the serpent is used as food and physick. II. The second gives a view of most serpents that are known in the several parts of the world; described by their various names, different countries, and qualities. III. To which is added a third part; containing six dissertations upon the following articles, as collateral to the subject ... The whole intermix'd with variety of entertaining digressions, philosophical and historical.
Citación estilo ChicagoOwen, Charles. An Essay Towards a Natural History of Serpents: In Two Parts. I. The First Exhibits a General View of Serpents, in Their Various Aspects, Such As Their Kinds, Bulk, Food, Motion, Propagation, Coverture, Colours. In Which Is Inserted a Short Account of Vegetable, Mineral, and Animal. Poison, Particularly That of the Serpent; and Its Cure in Various Nations; Where Also the Serpent Is Used As Food and Physick. II. The Second Gives a View of Most Serpents That Are Known in the Several Parts of the World; Described By Their Various Names, Different Countries, and Qualities. III. To Which Is Added a Third Part; Containing Six Dissertations Upon the Following Articles, As Collateral to the Subject ... The Whole Intermix'd With Variety of Entertaining Digressions, Philosophical and Historical. 1742.
Cita MLAOwen, Charles. An Essay Towards a Natural History of Serpents: In Two Parts. I. The First Exhibits a General View of Serpents, in Their Various Aspects, Such As Their Kinds, Bulk, Food, Motion, Propagation, Coverture, Colours. In Which Is Inserted a Short Account of Vegetable, Mineral, and Animal. Poison, Particularly That of the Serpent; and Its Cure in Various Nations; Where Also the Serpent Is Used As Food and Physick. II. The Second Gives a View of Most Serpents That Are Known in the Several Parts of the World; Described By Their Various Names, Different Countries, and Qualities. III. To Which Is Added a Third Part; Containing Six Dissertations Upon the Following Articles, As Collateral to the Subject ... The Whole Intermix'd With Variety of Entertaining Digressions, Philosophical and Historical. 1742.