About Henry Banyer
Lived 1690 – 1749 (aged 58–59). Henry Banyer was an English and British writer.
Henry Banyer (fl. 1739), was a medical writer.
Banyer studied at St. Thomas's Hospital, and practised as a physician at Wisbeach. He was admitted extraordinary licentiate of the College of Surgeons on 30 July 1736. His works are Methodical Introduction to the Art of Surgery, 1717, and Pharmacopœia Pauperum, or the Hospital Dispensary, containing the chief Medicines now used in the Hospitals of London, 1721, 4th ed. 1739.
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British medical writer
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Henry Banyer was born in 1690.
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