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Medicorum consilia in infirmitate Francisci Mariae II urbini ducis (Physicians’ Consilia Regarding the Illness of Francesco Maria II, Duke of Urbino)

David de Pomis

1592

Bronze mortar decorated with a seven-branched candelabrum, flanked with the Hebrew letters mem and resh.

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Medicus politicus (The Physician for the Public Good)

Rodrigo de Castro

1614

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Flagellum calumniantium (The Scourge of Calumniators)

Benedict de Castro

1631

Woodcut portrait of man in hat and moustache and beard with Hebrew text on left and right sides of face.

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Be’er mayim ḥayim (Wellspring of Living Waters)

Issachar Baer Teller

1655

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The Physician’s Prayer

Jacob Tsahalon

1665

Facing-page manuscript with left-hand side of three framed images surrounded by flora and birds: the top image of two men holding a book and cup, the middle of man with curly hair and collar, and bottom of a bird; and right-hand side of Latin text surrounded by decorative flora.

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Otsar ha-ḥayim (Treasury of Life)

Jacob Tsahalon

1683

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Peri megadim (Pleasant Fruit)

David de Silva

First Half of the 18th Century

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Paḥad Yitsḥak (The Fear of Isaac)

Isaac Lampronti

First Half of the 18th Century

Engraving showing three main elements: on the left, a bearded man with his chest opened to reveal anatomical drawings of internal organs, including the heart and branching vessels; in the center, a vertical scroll filled with handwritten Hebrew text; and on the right, a cutaway view of a multi-story building with arched windows, a domed roof, and small figures inside.

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Ma‘aseh Tuvyah (The Story of Tuviah)

Tuviah ha-Kohen

1707

Facing-page manuscript with illustration on right page depicting individual lying on operating table with two men in curly wigs in coats and breeches holding down his wrists and feet and another with his hand on patient's shoulders; and left page with Portuguese text only.

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Tratado das operaçoens da cirugia (Treatise on Surgical Operations)

Jacob de Castro Sarmento

1744

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Father, King

Toybe Pan

1680

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Why, death, do you tarry so?

Jacob Frances

17th Century