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instruments in general, point towards the interest of those who created them in beauty, incombining utility with esthetics. All these were meant to please its visitors, who wouldusually be scared by disease, by the multitude of remedies and by not knowing what hidesbehind the medicines. On some of the jars, made of wood, one can still decipher alchemicalsigns which the pharmacists used to write down chemical elements, certain facts about therecipe, which were not meant to be understood by the general public.Fig. 1. The Pharmacy History Museum(26, Piaţa Mică)The office – laboratory passage is done through a small exhibition which displaystechnical – medical tools used throughout the ages, such as surgery kits, microscopes, etc. Thelaboratory may easily impress one, due to the richness and diversity of the instruments used toobtain the basic substances which had been used to prepare the medicines.175
Fig. 2. Aspects of the officeThe various scales of different types of scales, grinding mortars, machines used forcrushing, grinding and spraying staple, distiller etc. which are exhibited in the laboratory,represent the starting point for the present day sophisticated machinery. The doctors who visitthe museum may recognize among the exhibits the surgery instruments which resembles, withslight changes, the ones used currently.Since it was in Sibiu that the father of homeopathy (who was chosen by the baronSamuel von Brukenthal, the governor of Transylvania, as personal physician), SamuelHanemann, practiced medicine for one year, a room of the museum is dedicated tohomeopathy and it displays the homeopathic collection of the „Angel’s” pharmacy.Homeopathy, a science why was considered to be the subject of science history, owns aleading place in the public interest nowadays, perhaps as a return of mankind to the natural,fundamental elements, which make up not only himself but also the natural environmentsurrounding him.Educational purpose:- the only place in Sibiu and perhaps in southern Transylvania, too, where own can seehow classical pharmacies were organized starting with the 17th century,176
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ACTA MUSEI DEVENSISS A R G E T I AS
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S U M M A R Y - SO M M A I R EZOLTA
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Sargetia, Acta Mus. Dev. Ser. Sci.
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Being the administrative center of
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The main way to acquire paleontolog
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The collecting activity, started in
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the fossil area from Turnu Roşu is
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The year 1840 represents the beginn
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such an extent that at the museum,
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NEUGEBOREN J. L. 1851. Zur vortwelt
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droite. Dans quelques endroits de l
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hydrotechniques de la rivière de R
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CLIMATEThe average of the temperatu
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Taxa P E.E LHP Pf-Ns FColias croceu
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Ord. LEPIDOPTERAS. ord. HETEROCERAL
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