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Lietuvių: Adolfas Abichtas (1793-1860) - lietuvių medikas, Vilniaus universiteto profesorius. Karolio Ripinskio litografija.
Polski: Adolf Abicht - doktor medycyny.
Русский: А́дольф А́бихт (Адольф Иванович Абихт, нем. Adolf Abicht, лит. Adolfas Abichtas; 1793, Эрланген — 1860, Вильно) — литовский медик, профессор патологии Виленского университета, заведующий кафедрой общей терапии Виленской медико-хирургической академии.
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Source http://www.limis.lt, Lietuvos dailės muziejus
Author Karolis Ripinskis

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