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English: Guiding tube needle set in Engelbert Kaempfer "The History of Japan" (London, 1727). These guiding tubes for acupuncture were an invention of the blind Japanese acupuncturist Sugiyama Waichi (1610-1694).
Deutsch: Akupunkturnadeln mit Führungsröhrchen, eine Erfindung des japanischen Akupunkteurs Sugiyama Waichi (1610-1694). Aus_Engelbert Kaempfer "The History of Japan" (London, 1727) |
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