Abstract
A curious Italian, called Francesco Redi, having lately had an opportunity, by the great number of vipers, brought to the Grand Duke of Toscany for the composing of Theriac or Treacle, to examine what is vulgarly delivered and believed concerning the poyson of those creatures, hath, (according to the account, given of it in the French Journal des Scavans, printed January 4. 1665/6) performed his undertaking with much exactness, and published in an Italian tract, not yet come into England, these observations.
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