Philipp Grueling. Line engraving by J.B. Paravicini after F.E.H., 1667.

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1667
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3822i
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Philipp Grueling. Line engraving by J.B. Paravicini after F.E.H., 1667. Wellcome Collection. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Grueling is described as practising in Stolberga Cheruscorum, i.e. Stadt Stolberg (Harz), in Saxony-Anhalt. He is described as 'medicus aulicus': his courtly duties were presumably at Schloss Stolberg with the Grafen zu Stolberg

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1667

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Philippus Grulingius medicus aulicus et consul in Stolberga Cheruscorum anno aetatis 74 praxeos 43. Haec est Grülingi facies sic pingitur ore / Ingenij dotes pingere nemo potest. M. Nicolaus Gothus P. I. et pastor Uftrungensis. FEH. J.B. Paravicin[us] fe.

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R. Burgess, Portraits of doctors & scientists in the Wellcome Institute, London 1973, no. 1228.1

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Wellcome Collection 3822i

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The monogram FEH is not found in G.K. Nagler, Die Monogrammisten, München; G. Hirth, [1860], vol. 2, p. 743
The author of the epigraph is described as Uftrungensis, i.e. from Ufturunga or Uftrungen, in Saxony-Anhalt

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