'Account of the Institution of the Royal Academy of Madrid being the Introduction to the Ephemirides Barometrico medicas matritenses by Francisco Fernandex Navarette'
Reference number: RBO/21/21
Date: 1738
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Translated from the Spanish by Thomas Stack
That the Royal Academy of Madrid had brought back the 'art of medicine' to Spain - details of the Academy carrying out the medical and natural history of Spain
Read to the Royal Society on 30 March 1738
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- RBO/21/21
- Earliest possible date
- 1738
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- 7 pages
- Format
- Manuscript
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'Account of the Institution of the Royal Academy of Madrid being the Introduction to the Ephemirides Barometrico medicas matritenses by Francisco Fernandex Navarette', 1738, RBO/21/21, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_21_21/account-of-the-institution-of-the-royal-academy-of-madrid-being-the-introduction-to-the-ephemirides-barometrico-medicas-matritenses-by-francisco-fernandex-navarette, accessed on 07 October 2024
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Register Book of the Royal Society Volume 20, copies of papers communicated 1737-1739
1737-1739 Reference number: RBO/21
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