MEDICINE. Approximately 150 P.S. or P.A.S. by physicians, 1550-1712; mostly on vellum in various sizes, numerous tax stamps. Important set of receipts from physicians or surgeons, notably from the King's physicians. Receipts for salaries or stipends; receipts for annuities; receipts for fees, etc. We note the names of Paul Courtois "doctor and professor of the king in medicine" (1676, co-signed by François Arouet, father of Voltaire); Jean Cousin "doctor Regent in the faculty of medicine" and Ivan de Bourges; Mathurin Maurice "doctor spagirit of the king"; Pierre Legier "doctor, reader and professor of the king doctor and dean of the faculty of medicine of Paris"; Pierre Chaumier, "ordinary surgeon of the late Queen"; Jean Canée, and Bertrand Lartet, surgeons "of the Body of the King"; Brunyer "first physician of Monseigneur the Duke of Orleans"; Julien Clement, "obstetrician of the late Madam the Dauphin"; Gilles Joffart, "surgeon of the King"; Gabriel de Pontoyse, physician of the Dauphin: François Carre, "first surgeon of S.A.R; Madame"; Nicolas Docq, doctor of the marshal of Lorge; Noël Eustache Pean Duchesne, "first doctor of Monsieur"; etc. As well as the first physicians of the King : Jean Heroard, Marc Myron... : the ordinary physicians of the King : Jean Baüyn, Jean de Bere, Pierre Bertran, Girard Brouet, Charles Delorme, Jehan de Gorris, Germain Hureau, Laurent Joubert, Pascal Lecoq, Jean Lemyre, Jacques de Lurzerie, François Mandat, Guillaume Millet, François Monginot, Jérôme de Monteux, Pierre Morel, Jehan Pepin, Isaac Renaudot, Jehan des Rousseaulx, etc. surgeons of the King: Cosme Damien Barré, Jean-Baptiste Bontemps, Jean Antoine Colladon, Adrien Collin, Jean-Baptiste Le Clere, Honorat de Castellan, François Martel; doctors of the armies... Etc.) A L.A.S from Fuguère, first surgeon of Bicêtre (1781) is joined.