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Diploma of Doctor of Medicine, awarded to Israel Baruch Olmo by the University of Padua

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Title Diploma of Doctor of Medicine, awarded to Israel Baruch Olmo by the University of Padua.
Additional Titles רשיון לרופא
Related place Padua (Italy)-place of writing
Contributors Braginsky Collection of Hebrew Manuscripts and Printed Books Switzerland
(current owner)
Gross, William L. Israel
(former owner)
Original Library/publisher Braginsky Collection of Hebrew Manuscripts and Printed Books, Zurich, Switzerland
Creation Date 1755
Notes התעודה בלטינית (אותיות לטיניות).
השער מעוטר.
Medical diploma
נושא נוסף: מדעים. רפואה
נושא נוסף: ציורים ועטורים
נושא נוסף: תעודות. פדואה.
נושא נוסף: רופא
Braginsky Collection of Hebrew Manuscripts and Printed Books Zurich Switzerland Ms. 332
Gross, William L. Tel Aviv Israel Ms. 140
Parchment. Illustrated
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Genre Records (Documents)
Illustrated works (Manuscript)
Extent 2 ff.
Parchment. Illustrated
Language Latin
Credits From the Braginsky Collections
National Library system number 990039557730205171

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