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Johann Arnold Friederici. Line engraving by Jacob von Sandrart (without mount).
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Johann Arnold Friederici. Line engraving by Jacob von Sandrart (without mount).

Jakob von Sandrart

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Lettering: Johann Arnold Friederici. phil. et med. d. anatom. chir. ac botan p. p. et hort. med. praefect. Jen. Nat. Altenburgi 1637. d. 24 Jun. Denat. Jenae 27 May Ao. 1672. Lector habes hic dimidium tantum Fridericum / Sed, dicis, toto totus in orbe viget: / Hic cur non pictus? mirari desine, lector. / Nulla bonum medicum picta tabella capit. J. Sandrart sculp.

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