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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
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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The Common Names of Plants

Aaron Aaronsohn
1913
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From the Old Marketplace

Joseph Buloff
1972
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Rabbis of Schwerin to Moses Mendelssohn

Rabbis of Schwerin
1772
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How to Draw Guidance from a Heritage: Jewish Approaches to Mortal Choices

David H. Ellenson
1990
Painting depicting man in hat holding a crucifix over a dying man in a bed.
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Le grand Rabbin aumônier Abraham Bloch (The Chief Rabbi Abraham Bloch)

Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer
1917
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Frightened Mothers Surround the Neighborhood: Tonsil Riots

1906
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The Fake Doctor

1873
Page of Hebrew text with portrait of man with curly hair in center of page, surrounded by round frame with Hebrew words inside it.
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Self-Portrait of Abraham ben Shabbetai Kohen

Abraham ben Shabbetai Kohen
1719
Print with decorative border of man in robes wearing hat and holding a book with right hand and Latin heading.
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Jewish Doctor (Medico Giudeo)

Nicolas de Nicolay
1568
Bronze mortar decorated with a seven-branched candelabrum, flanked with the Hebrew letters mem and resh.
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Bronze Physician’s Mortar

Servius de Levis
16th Century

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