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Photograph of an oil painting by Giovanni Battista Tieplo (1696-1770) in Santa Tecla Church, Spain, depicting Saint Tecla liberating Este from the plague by her prayers.

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Photographic library: "M" series

"M" series glass plate negatives: M0005789-M0005896

1 photograph glass plate negative; 12 x 16.5 cm

M0005789EB: God bestows his blessing

M0005789EC: Caedmon Manuscript frontispiece, reproduction

M0005790: God enthroned above Chaos with the Angels, 10-11th century.

M0005791: Woman with leprosy praying at the shrine of St. William, window at York Minster

M0005792: Adapa,  Sumerian deity / M0005793: English king worshipping at the Shrine of Saint Edmund

M0005794: Tomb of Saint Ronan, 11th century

M0005795: The Edinburgh skull and Tell-Duweir skull showing trephined openings

M0005796: Portrait of Ambroise-Auguste Liebeault (1823-1904)

M0005797: Portrait of Hippolyte Bernheim (1840-1919)

M0005798: Portrait of James Braid (1795-1860)

M0005799: Portrait of a woman thought to be Florence Nightingale

M0005803: Stonework decoration at the Church of Our Lady, Kortrijk, Belgium

M0005806: Hopital de la Salpetriere, Paris, as seen from the river

M0005807: Hopital de la Salpetriere, Paris

M0005808: Restoration after Drowning of Robert Rochester, stained glass in Canterbury Cathedral

M0005809: Traitement d'une lesion perforante de l'abdomen [Treatment of a perforated lesion of the abdomen]

M0005810: Martyrdom of Saint Erasmus, Poussin / M0005810EB: Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian

M0005811: Roman funerary monument

M0005812: Sumerian cuneiform tablet

M0005813: Angels Proceeding to Paradise and The Formation of Eve

M0005814: After his first sin, Satan announces his triumph to the fallen Angels in Hell

M0005815: The Fall of the Angels and Satan in Hell

M0005816: The Saviour. The Separation of Day from Night.

M0005817: God bestowing his blessing: "Teem now and increase"

M0005818: The Temptation in the Garden

M0005819: Adam deceived by Eve, their sorrow

M0005820: The denoucement against the Serpent. God calls to Adam in the Garden

M0005821: The separate sentences pronounced on Eve and Adam

M0005822: The expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden

M0005823: The creation of light, symbolised by the Angels of Light and the Creation of the Firmament

M0005824: The appeareance of Dry land and the creation of trees and herbs

M0005825: The creation of the birds and fish and of animals and man

M0005826: Salerno Cathedral altar piece showing the creation / M0005826EB: Salerno Cathedral altar piece showing the creation / M0005826EC: Salerno Cathedral altar piece showing the creation

M0005827: The separation of Light and Darkness, fresco by Raphael in the Vatican, Rome

M0005828: The appeareance of dry land and the creation of trees, fresco by Raphael in the Vatican, Rome

M0005829: The creation of Sun and Moon, fresco by Raphael in the Vatican, Rome

M0005830: The creation of animals, fresco by Raphael in the Vatican, Rome

M0005831: The separation of Light and Darkness and of the Waters above and below the Earth, Passes: Liber Genesis

M0005832: Alchemical conception of the reproduction of worms

M0005833: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005834: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005835: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005836: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005837: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005838: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005839: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005840: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005841: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005842: Illustration of an alchemist at work

M0005844: Horses, deer and other animals in the countryside

M0005845: Countryside scene

M0005846: Grubs generated in the flowers of hyacinth, from Buonanni: Observationes circa viventia (1691)

M0005847: Grubs born in vipers flesh, from Buonanni: Observationes circa viventia (1691)

M0005848: Grubs generated in rotten eggs, from Buonanni: Observationes circa viventia (1691) / M0005848EB: Grubs, from Buonanni: Observationes circa viventia (1691)

M0005849: Illustrations of Xochiquetzal, Goddess of flowers, mothers and fertility

M0005850: Illustration of Xochiquetzal, Goddess of flowers, mothers and fertility

M0005851: Chaco doctor treating a patient

M0005852: Chaco doctor wearing a sash across his chest to prevent the escape of the spirits of health

M0005853: Aboriginal Australian doctor treating a patient

M0005854: Portrait of William Clowes (c.1543-1604)

M0005855: Dyak transference of suffering to inanimate substitute

M0005856: Dyak transference of suffering to inanimate substitutes

M0005857: Aboriginal Australian traditional healer treating a patient

M0005858: A traditional healer treating a a patient, Central Africa

M0005859: Portrait of John Gunning (1734-1798)

M0005860: Traditional healer removing disease from a patient

M0005861: Traditional healer treating a patient

M0005862: "tying cure" for headaches, eastern Bahr el Ghazal, Sudan

M0005863: Moses calling down the plague of boils on the Egyptians

M0005864: Piazza del Mercatello during the plague of 1656, by Micco Spadaro

M0005865: St. Roch Visits the Plague-Stricken, by Bassano

M0005866: Saint Carlo Borromeo administering the sacrament to victims of the great plague of Milan in 1576

M0005867: Portrait of Sir German Sims Woodhead (1855-1921)

M0005868: Portrait of Sir Alfred Downing Fripp (1865-1930)

M0005869: Carved figure, possibly the Chinese deity Shennong, full front view

M0005870: Carved figure, possibly the Chinese deity Shennong, full front view

M0005871: Carved figure, possibly the Chinese deity Shennong, profile

M0005872: Carved figure, possibly the Chinese deity Shennong, profile

M0005873: Traditional healer passing a piece of maize stalk round a patient

M0005874: A man pretending to cut a boy's throat as part of a healing practice

M0005875: A man practicing a Fijian massage for strains on another man

M0005876: Three Asiatic healers expelling agents of disease from a patient

M0005877: A healer brushing out the evil spirits of illness from a patient

M0005879: Geologic History Chart.

M0005880: A man operating on the head of another, known as a "pierre de tete"

M0005881: Illustration from Chinese myth of the goddess who invented silk.

M0005884: Plaque for David Waldie (1813-1889)

M0005885: Display of anaesthetic apparatus

M0005886: Image of Saint Blaise in a papal indulgence

M0005887: Citrus Aurantum (Orange), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005888: Citrus Limonum (Lemon), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005889: Boswellia carterii (Frankincense), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005890: Balsmodendrum Myrrha (Myrrh), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005891: Rosa centifolia (Rose), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005892: Liquidambar orientalis (Storax), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005893: Eugenia caryophyllata (Clove), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005894: Gaultheria procumbens (Wintergreen), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005895: Styrax benzoin. (Benzoin, Friar's Balsam), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005896: Lavandula vera (Lavander), from Bentley and Trimen: Medicinal plants (1880)

M0005883: Saint Tecla liberating Este from the plague by her prayers

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M0005883: Saint Tecla liberating Este from the plague by her prayers

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