Johannes Kerer
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C.1440-1522 ; arts and medicine degree from the University of Padua; personal physician of Sixtus IV 1471-84; `artium et medicinarum professor’ in Freiburg im Breisgau from 1490; E. T. Nauck, `Burchard von Horneck’, Zeitschrift für die Geschicht