Adele Otto-Morano, Brustbild

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G01813

Otto Schelper, Brustbild, Profil

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G02154

Otto Schelper, Brustbild, Profil

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G02155

Ferdinand Hiller, Ludwig Bischoff, Christian Reimers, Félicien David, Otto Friedrich von Königslöw, Weber, Joseph von Wasielewsky, Gruppenbildnis, Karikatur: "Von der Stirn herab rinnen muß der Schweiß soll das Werk gelingen. Der Seegen aber kommt von oben!"

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G04615

Mit S.M.S. "Nixe" nach Kamerun : 1897 - 1898 ; Reise-Skizzen und Bilder

von R. von Uslar, Landrat

Ms.Ff.F.Stoltze 3. 10 - Brief von Richard Pennrich und Otto Boryszewski von Binger Karneval-Verein an Friedrich Stoltze

Die Bittern, Geschenk-Pokal mit Inschrift

Delli motetti a due, tre, quatro, cinque, sei, sette et otto voci : libro primo

di Henrico Pfendnero

Wohlverdienter Gedächtniß-Tempel : Welcher zu Ehren der in Gott zu Badrin den 28. Julij Seelig entschlaffenen Wohlgebohrnen Frauen, Frn. Johanna Rahel gebohrner Lämmelin, Des ... Herrn, Herr Heinrich Otto D'Egydi ... gewesener Eheliebsten, Bey Ihrer Beerdigung ... 4. Octob. 1696 ...

auffgerichtet worden Von M. Johann Weller

William Osler: Original Papers 1898-1906

Part 1: 1898-1899 On Chronic Symmetrical Enlargement of the Salivary and Lachrymal Glands, 1898 Leprosy in the United States, with the Report of a Case, 1898 An Acute Myxaedematous Condition, with Tachycardia, Glycosuria, Melaena, Mania and Death, 1898 On some of the Intestinal Features of Typhoid Fever, 1898 Cerebro-Spinal Fever, 1898 The Arthritis of Cerebro-Spinal Fever, 1898 In Memoriam, William Pepper, 1899 After Twenty-Five Years, 1899 The Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever, 1899 Interstitial Processes in the Central Nervous System, 1899 Part 2: 1900 The Home Treatment of Consumption, 1900 On Splenic Anaemia, 1900 The Chronic Intermittent Fever of Endocarditis, 1900 A Case of Multiple Gangrene in Malarial Fever, 1900 Latent Cancer of the Stomach, 1900 On the Study of Tuberculosis, 1900 Fatal Angina Pectoris without Lesions of the Coronary Arteries of a Young Man, 1900 On the Advantages of a Trace of Albumin and a Few Casts in the Urine of Certain Men above Fifty Years of Age, 1900 Part 3: 1901-1902 Congenital Absence of the Abdominal Muscles with Distended Hypertrophied Urinary Bladder, 1901 Intermittent Claudication, 1902 On the Diagnosis of Bilateral Cystic Kidney, 1902 On Amebic Abscess of the Liver, 1902 Note on the Occurrence of Ascites in Solid Abdominal Tumors, 1902 Amebic Dysentery, 1902 Notes on Aneurism, 1902 William Beaumont; a Pioneer American Physiologist, 1902 Part 4: 1903 On the Educational Value of the Medical Society, 1903 On obliteration of the Superior Vena Cava,1903 Chronic Cyanosis, with Polycythemia and Enlarged Spleen: A New Clinical Entity, 1903 The Home and its Relation to the Tuberculosis Problem, 1903 Unity, Peace, and Concord, 1903 Typhoid Fever and Tuberculosis, 1903 Part 5: 1904-1906 Ochronosis, 1904 The “Phthisiologia” of Richard Morton, M.D., 1904 On the Surgical Importance of the Visceral Crises In the Erythema Group of Skin Diseases, 1904 Aneurysm of the Abdominal Aorta, 1905 Back Notes

Interview with Dorothy Otto

Interview with Dorothy Otto, Associate Professor at the School of Nursing, University of Texas Houston Health Science Center.

Description and chemical composition of manganese deposits during the deep-sea expedition of the streamer Valdivia in 1898-1899

This monograph forms the fourth part of the tenth volume of the scientific results of the voyage of the German exploring ship Valdivia in the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, made during the years 1898-1899. These volumes are published under the editorship of Prof. Chun, the zoologist of Leipzig, who was leader of the expedition ; and Prof. E. Philippi with the cooperation of Sir John Murray. The nature of the materials brought up at various points during the voyage is well illustrated by a series of plates, similar to those accompanying the Challenger volumes. Among the concretions from the Agulhas Bank were found phosphatic nodules containing 33 per cent, of calcium carbonate, 28 of calcium phosphate, 14.6 of calcium sulphate, and 4.8 of magnesium carbonate, with some ferric oxide, alumina, and silica. These nodules were dredged at a depth of 155 metres. Off the coast of Namibia, a large quantity of manganese nodules were also dredged. Their chemical analysis performed at the Mineralogical Institute of the University Jena show similar composition as the nodules recovered by the "Challenger" at station 253 in the Pacific Ocean.