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RefNoRBO/17/64
AltRefNoRBO.17.327
LevelItem
TitleDetails of a case where a woman was bitten by a man by John James Scheuchzer
Date1731
DescriptionIncident happened on 20 June 1729 in Lucerne - details about the wound with original figure attached
This is the last paper from 'Otia aestivalia'
Read to the Royal Society on 27 May 1731
LanguageLatin
Extent4 sides
FormatManuscript
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AccessStatusOpen
RelatedRecordEL/S2/80
Fellows associated with this archive
CodePersonNameDates
NA1410Scheuchzer; Johann Jakob (1672 - 1733)1672 - 1733
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