fjt_015246 - DOYENS DE LA FACULTÉ DE MÉDECINE DE PARIS Joseph Philip 1782
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Tipo : Joseph Philip
Data: 1782
Metallo : argento
Diametro : 28 mm
Asse di coniazione : 6 h.
Orlo : cannelée
Grado di rarità : R1
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Diritto
Titolatura diritto : JOS. PHILIP. INTERVALL. GLANDAT. SAL. FAC. P. DEC.
Descrittivo diritto : Buste de Joseph Philip à gauche signé B. DUVIVIER.
Rovescio
Titolatura rovescio : EX FIDE FIDUCIA ; À L'EXERGUE : 1780-1781 - 82.
Descrittivo rovescio : Alexandre le Grand assis sous sa tente buvant à une coupe, tandis que son médecin, Philippe, lui lit la lettre de dénonciation.
Traduzione rovescio : De sa foi vient sa confiance.
Commento
Joseph Philip est docteur de la Faculté de Reims en 1762, puis de Paris en 1764. Il exploita après son maître Louis Chomel le privilège de la distribution des médicaments dans les provinces pour le compte du roi ce qui était une lucrative opération. Le revers de ce jeton fait justement allusion à ces charges pharmaceutiques : le médecin Philippe est en train de lire à Alexandre, prêt à boire le breuvage qui lui a été servi, la lettre qui l’accuse injustement d’infidélité au roi.
Joseph Philip was a doctor of the Faculty of Reims in 1762, then of Paris in 1764. He exploited, after his master Louis Chomel, the privilege of distributing medicines in the provinces on behalf of the king, which was a lucrative operation. The reverse of this token alludes precisely to these pharmaceutical charges: the doctor Philippe is reading to Alexandre, ready to drink the beverage that has been served to him, the letter that unjustly accuses him of infidelity to the king.
Joseph Philip was a doctor of the Faculty of Reims in 1762, then of Paris in 1764. He exploited, after his master Louis Chomel, the privilege of distributing medicines in the provinces on behalf of the king, which was a lucrative operation. The reverse of this token alludes precisely to these pharmaceutical charges: the doctor Philippe is reading to Alexandre, ready to drink the beverage that has been served to him, the letter that unjustly accuses him of infidelity to the king.