John Floyer (physician) - Bibliography

Bibliography

• Pharmako-Basauos: or the Touchstone of Medicines, discovering the virtues of Vegetables, Minerals and Animals, by their Tastes and Smells (2 vols, 1687)
• The praeternatural State of animal Hurnours described by their sensible Qualities (1696)
• An Enquiry into the right Use and Abuses of the hot, cold and temperate Baths in England (1697)
• A Treatise of the Asthma (1st ed., 1698)
• The ancient ~vxpoXoinyia revived, or an Essay to prove cold Bathing both safe and useful (London, 1702; several editions 8vo; abridged, Manchester, 1844, 12mo) See online version below.
  • John Floyer & Edward Batnard (1715). Psychrolousia. Or, the History of Cold Bathing: Both Ancient and Modern. In Two Parts. The First, written by Sir John Floyer, of Litchfield. The Second, treating the genuine life of Hot and Cold Baths..(exceedingly long subtitles) By Dr. Edward Batnard.. London: William Innys. Fourth Edition, with Appendix. http://www.archive.org/details/psychrolousiaor00bayngoog. Retrieved 22 October 2009. Full text at Internet Archive (archive.org)
• The Physician's Pulse-watch (1707–1710)
• . (1713). The Sibylline Oracles, translated from the best Greek copies, and compared with the sacred Prophecies. London: J.Nicholson.. http://www.archive.org/details/sibyllineoracle00floygoog. Retrieved 22 October 2009. Full text at Internet Archive (archive.org)
  • See also: Sibylline oracles article.
• Two Essays:.... London. 1717. http://www.archive.org/details/twoessaysfirste00floygoog. Retrieved 22 October 2009. Full text at Internet Archive (archive.org)
  • the first Essay concerning the Creation, Aetherial Bodies, and Offices of good and bad Angels
  • the second Essay concerning the Mosaic System of the World (Nottingham, 1717)

• An Exposition of the Revelations (1719)
• An Essay to restore the Dipping of Infants in their Baptism (1722)
• Medicina Gerocomica, or the Galenic Art of preserving old Men's Healths (1st ed., 1724)
• A Comment on forty-two Histories described by Hippocrates (1726).