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Uzziah’s Reinterment Inscription
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Uzziah’s reinterment inscription, Jerusalem. King Uzziah (reigned 785–733 BCE) was a leper and therefore, according to the book of Chronicles, could not be buried in the royal tombs and so had to be…

Places:

Jerusalem, Land of Israel (Jerusalem, Israel)

Date:

Roman Period, 1st Century BCE or CE

Subjects:

Health, Burial, Monarchy, Jerusalem, Cemetery

Categories:

Visual & Material Culture, Inscriptions, Monuments, Gravestones & Tombs, History
Square inscribed with Aramaic writing.
Medicorum consilia in infirmitate Francisci Mariae II urbini ducis (Physicians’ Consilia Regarding the Illness of Francesco Maria II, Duke of Urbino)
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Although I have judged you, most serene Duke, to be the very wisest and most learned of all princes, and have perceived you to be very skilled in all of philosophy and the mathematical disciplines, it…

Contributor:

David de Pomis

Places:

Duchy of Urbino (Italy)

Date:

1592

Subjects:

Medicine, Health, Monarchy

Categories:

Science & Philosophy, Medicine