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Diploma of Doctor of Medicine, awarded to Jacob Mahler by the University of Padua

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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
Title Diploma of Doctor of Medicine, awarded to Jacob Mahler by the University of Padua.
Related place Padua (Italy)-place of writing
Contributors Friedenwald, Harry, 1864-1950 (former owner)
The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date 1695
Notes Medical diploma
נושא נוסף: מדעים. רפואה
נושא נוסף: ציורים ועטורים
נושא נוסף: תעודות. פדואה. 1695
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Fr. 789.1
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Genre Records (Documents)
Illustrated works (Manuscript)
Call number at Current Custodian From the collection of Harry Friedenwald, 1864-1950, donated to the National Library in 1951
Language Latin
Credits מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית
National Library system number 990034210990205171

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מאוסף הספרייה הלאומית

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Diploma of Doctor of Medicine, awarded to Jacob Mahler by the University of Padua – הספרייה הלאומית
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