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Paper, Account of Dominic Bottoni's 'Animadversiones apologetica quod sanguis non sit anima et venae sectio omnino necessaria ad salutem [Apologetic observations because blood is not animated and surgery of the blood-vessels is entirely necessary to safety]' by [Johann] Steigertahl

Reference number: CLP/22ii/9

Date: 1724

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Printed at Messina in 1717. Read to the Royal Society on 19 November 1724.

Subject: Medicine

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CLP/22ii/9
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1724
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2 pages
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Manuscript

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Domenico Bottoni

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Johann Georg Steigertahl

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Domenico Bottoni, Johann Georg Steigertahl, Paper, Account of Dominic Bottoni's 'Animadversiones apologetica quod sanguis non sit anima et venae sectio omnino necessaria ad salutem [Apologetic observations because blood is not animated and surgery of the blood-vessels is entirely necessary to safety]' by [Johann] Steigertahl, 1724, CLP/22ii/9, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/clp_22ii_9/paper-account-of-dominic-bottonis-animadversiones-apologetica-quod-sanguis-non-sit-anima-et-venae-sectio-omnino-necessaria-ad-salutem-apologetic-observations-because-blood-is-not-animated-and-surgery-of-the-blood-vessels-is-entirely-necessary-to-safety-by-johann-steigertahl, accessed on 13 January 2025

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