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Scotia illustrata, sive, Prodromus historiae naturalis in quo regionis natura, incolarum ingenia & mores, morbi iisque medendi methodus, & medicina indigena accuratè explicantur : et multiplices naturæ partus in triplice ejus regno, vegetabili, scilicet, animali & minerali per hancce borealem Magnæ Britaniæ partem, quæ antiquissimum Scotiæ regnum constituit, undiquaque diffusi nunc primum in lucem eruuntur, & varii eorum usus, medici præsertim & mechanici, quos ad vitæ cum necessitatem, tum commoditatem præstant, cunctis perspicuè exponuntur ... / auctore Roberto Sibbaldo ...
Bibliographic name/number: Aldis, H.G. Scotland / 2490; Arber's Term cat. / II 100; Wing / S3727.
Sibbald, Robert, Sir, 1641-1722. EEBO The Huntington Library records - unstructured. 3 v. ([10], 15, [15], 102, [7]; [6], 114, [6]; [6], 37, [7], 41-56, [2] p., 20 leaves of plates, [2] p.). Edinburgh: ex officinâ typographicâ Jacobi Kniblo, Josuae Solingensis & Johannis Colmarii, sumptibus auctoris, 1683.
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