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Porkert, Manfred
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Title Chinese medicine / Manfred Porkert, with Christian Ullmann
translated and adapted by Mark Howson.
Publisher New York : W. Morrow]
Creation Date c1988
Notes Includes index.
Translation of: Chinesische Medizin.
Bibliography: p.[295]-299.
Extent 318 pages
25 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990010738050205171

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