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'A collection of different prescriptions from known doctors. How to do ointments of various other medicines for the health of the sick? Rewritten in Lviv in 1806' „Zbiór różnych recept od wiadomych doktorów. Jakoteż sposób robienia maści różnych y innych lekarstw służących ku zdrowiu chorych. Przepisane we Lwowie 1806 roku”

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1806 - 1807

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pol

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218

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http://data.europeana.eu/organization/1482250000004500683

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Biblioteka Jagiellońska, BJ Rkp. 6079 I

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19 w.

Date

1806 - 1807

Type

manuscript
rękopis

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Public domain
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pol
lat

Country

Poland

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456_FBC_Jagiellonska_Biblioteka_Cyfrowa_Part9

Begin

1806-01-01

End

1807-12-31

Language

pl

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2021-02-11T10:21:34.727Z
2021-02-11T10:40:11.795417Z
2021-02-11T10:40:11.795753Z

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Survey of ground in the rere of the east side of Grange Gorman Lane in the Manor of Grange Gorman and County of Dublin sold by the Right Hon and Hon Commissioners for making Wide and Convenient Streets in the City of Dublin to the Governors of the House of

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The Keys; soldiers in three different theatres of War

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