Félix Vicq d'Azyr was a French physician and anatomist, the originator of comparative anatomy and discoverer of the theory of homology in biology.
ce 21 aoust 1779. Monsieur J’ai l’honneur de Vous envoier le Volume que la societé Royale de Médecine Vient de Publier. Vous y trouverez, dans l’histoire, l’extrait d’un mémoire que…
23 aoust 1781 Monsieur La société Royale de Medécine m’a chargé de Vous adresser des Billets pour sa prochaine seance publique, dont elle Vous prie de disposer. Cette assemblée aura…
[before August 27, 1782] Monsieur, J’ai l’honneur de Vous adresser quelques Billets d’invitation pour la seance publique de la société Royale de médecine, qui aura lieu le 27 de ce…
6 7bre. 1782. Monsieur. La société Royale de médecine à laquelle j’ai Communiqué le Billet qui m’a été ecrit en Votre nom, a été d’autant plus fachée, d’etre privée de…
3 fev r. 1783 Monsieur. La Socièté Royale de Medecine après S’être Empresseé de Contracter une association de Correspondance avec le Collegè de Boston, association qui la flatte infiniment, m’a…
Félix Vicq d’Azyr invites Benjamin Franklin to attend the upcoming public meeting of the Royal Society of Medicine on March 7, 1783, expressing regret that Franklin missed the previous session. He announces the Society’s new correspondence association with the Boston College of Medicine, represented by Mr. Adams, and conveys respect for Franklin’s service to America.
Félix Vicq d’Azyr invites Benjamin Franklin to attend a public session of the Royal Society of Medicine on August 26, 1783, where he will deliver a eulogy for the late Dr. Pringle, a mutual friend. Vicq d’Azyr expresses the society’s honor in Franklin’s presence and hopes he will accept the invitation.
Félix Vicq d’Azyr invites Benjamin Franklin and his grandson to attend the upcoming public session of the Royal Society of Medicine on March 2, 1784, expressing regret over Franklin’s absence at the previous meeting. Vicq d’Azyr plans to deliver eulogies for Guillaume Hunter and Sanchez and seeks Franklin’s presence as a source of encouragement.
Félix Vicq d’Azyr informs Benjamin Franklin that he is sending copies of a medical society report previously promised and will soon deliver the third volume of the Royal Society of Medicine's collection. He expresses gratitude on behalf of the society for a paper Franklin shared by Mr. Perkins. Vicq d’Azyr respectfully conveys these materials and thanks Franklin for his contributions.
Félix Vicq d’Azyr informs Benjamin Franklin that the Royal Society of Medicine invites him to attend their meeting on October 26, 1784, at the Louvre. He mentions that Count Doels will be present and offers to provide signed tickets for Franklin’s guests, ensuring they receive the best seating possible.