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Charter: Acta facultatis medicae Vindobonensis  1.4.1039
Signature: 1.4.1039
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21. Oktober 1594
Sitzung vom 21. Oktober 1594  
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Universitätsarchiv Wien, UAW Cod. Med 1.4 AFM 1558-1605

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    [21. Oktober 1594] Anno domini 1594, die 21. Octobris in academicorum officiorum mutatione in decanum inclytae facultatis medicae ego Antonius Binellus, philosophiae et medicinae doctor et praxeos medicinae professor electus fui, acceptis a praedecessore meo duabus archis cum statutis et scriptis facultatis in eis contentis et tribus clavibus ad archas, duobus libris actorum, sygillo et sceptro et 2 flor. 24 cruc., quos illico pedello pro suo salario dedi.

    Primum, quod ratione officii praestiti duo decreta, excelsi regiminis unum, consistorii venerabilis alterum ad dominos doctores 5. Novembris transmisi, quorum tenor erat, ut omnia facultatis membra cum suis suppositis, processionibus et precibus ad Dei benedicti auxilium impetrandum adversus Thurcam institutis interesse velint.677

    Source Fulltext: Acta Facultatis Medicae Universitatis Vindobonensis Vol. 4, Leopold Senfelder, 1908
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    • Acta Facultatis Medicae Universitatis Vindobonensis Vol. 4, Leopold Senfelder, 1908


    Notes: 
    677 Diese Notiz bezieht sich hauptsächlich auf den Besuch des von den Jesuiten in Wien damals anlässlich des Türkenkrieges zum ersten Male eingeführten vierzigstündigen Gebetes.
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