Headwords in A Medicinal Dictonary (1743-45) by Doctor Robert James (1703-1776)

Spread sheet of 14,330 headwords as defined in A Medicinal Dictionary, and then categorised as medical, therapy including materia medica, botany, animal, chemistry with geology, alchemy, superstition, named people, food and drink, cross-referenced, other, and unknown. Where categories overlapped, priority was given to ‘medical’ and ‘therapy’. ‘Medical’ included anatomy, symptoms and signs of disease, individual diseases and operations. Where meaning has been amplified this has been put in italics. The spreadsheet is printed as an addendum to the thesis to allow scholars to scan the contents for specific words, synomyns or categories. This technique has been used in my thesis for search such subjects as fevers, astrology and alchemy. Supplementary to the thesis PhD thesis "A Medicinal Dictionary (1743-45) by Doctor Robert James (1703-1776)"