10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HIPPIATRIST»
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hippiatrist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Hippiatrist. and. Veterinary. Journal. reported on his repeated attempts to cross a
buck rabbit and a doe hare.Although he was so far successful in overcoming their
natural antagonism that “in one instance . . . the sexual intercourse actually ...
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The Veterinarian, a Monthly Journal of Veterinary Science ...
“The Hippiatrist,” at finding a transcript of an incorrect report in the Morning
Herald o a prosecution instituted by me at Bow Street, which the author of the
Hippiatrist thought proper to preface with some scurrilous observations of his own
upon ...
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English from the Roots Up: Help for Reading, Writing, ...
GREEK laxpoq [yah TROSS] doctor, physician, comforter psychiatrist (psychos G.
- soul) - doctor for the mind and soul podiatrist (podes G. - foot) - foot doctor
hippiatrist (hippos G. - horse) - a doctor for horses; a veterinarian iatrology (logos
G.
Joegil K. Lundquist, Jeanne L. Lundquist, 2003
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Evolution of the veterinary art: a narrative account to 1850
In 1828, Clark and another antagonist of the London school, F. C. Cherry, edited
and published what was intended to pass as a veterinary journal, the Farrier and
Naturalist, (2 volumes, 1828-29), later the Hippiatrist (1 volume, 1830). Not only ...
... to sound conclusion and safe calceolation, which latter, like cookery in the
diplomat, constitutes the essence of the Hippiatrist — Heaven save the mark —
as the ferrier, the iron-working farrier of yore, is called in new-fangled
nomenclature.
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1846
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The Veterinarian:Monthly Journal Of Veterinary Science For 1871
And M. Bernard t quite recently confirms this observation of the old hippiatrist, by
stating that in Lorraine, Alsace, and Bavaria, he saw many agricultural horses
unshod, and that deformities of the hoofs were common. Nevertheless, if we are
to ...
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Entozoa: An Introduction to the Study of Helminthology with ...
Fry, J. — Worms in the trachea (of cattle); "The Hippiatrist, or Farrier, and
Naturalist," vol. iii. (p. 5), 1830. Case of worms in the horse; in the same Journ.,
vol. iii. (p. 10), 1830. Furstenberg. — On Pentastoma tcenioides of the sheep ; "
Edin. Vet.
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The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
... to sound conclusion and safe cal- ceolation, which latter, like cookery in the
diplomat, constitutes the essence of the Hippiatrist — Heaven save the mark —
as the ferrier, the iron working farrier of yore, is called in new-fangled
nomenclature.
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The outlines of the veterinary art; or, The principles of ...
... it will be requisite that he acquaint himself fully with comparative anatomy ;
such acquirement will assist him greatly, even as an hippiatrist ; but as a
veterinarian it is absolutely essential. The most perfect anatomical B knowledge
of the horse ...
Delabere Pritchett Blaine, 1841
... constitutes the essence of the Hippiatrist — Heaven save the mark — as \\
iefcrrier, the iron- working farrier of yore, is called in new-fangled nomenclature.
In vain may professors forge ponderous phraseology, eupodology,
hippopathology, ...
Eliakim Littell, Robert S. Littell, 1846
