Religio Medici

The collection features Thomas Browne's introspective writings, beginning with a personal letter discussing his faith and beliefs. It includes essays on Christian morals and the contemplation of death, particularly in "Urn Burial," which examines ancient burial practices. Additional essays tackle diverse topics like dreams and alchemy, showcasing Browne's poetic and imaginative prose. This 1862 edition also offers a preface by Sir James Paget and a biographical sketch, highlighting Browne's significant contributions to literature, philosophy, and medicine.