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=[http://www.corr-proust.org/letter/05639 Maurice Bize à Marcel Proust 4 novembre 1914]=
=[http://www.corr-proust.org/letter/05639 Maurice Bize to Marcel Proust 4 November 1914]=
<small>(Click on the link above to see this letter and its notes in the ''Corr-Proust'' digital edition, including all relevant hyperlinks.)</small>


Je soussigné Docteur en Médecine certifie que Monsieur Proust Marcel est atteint de crises d'asthme très violentes et quotidiennes, avec emphysème généralisé. Ces accidents ont eu pour conséquence une dilatation cardiaque. Enfin des symptômes d'insuffisance rénale nécessitent un régime très restreint, lacto-végétarien.
I the undersigned Doctor of Medicine certify that Monsieur Proust Marcel suffers from very violent, daily asthmatic attacks, along with generalized emphysema. These circumstances have resulted in cardial dilation. Additionally symptoms of renal failure have necessitated a very restricted lacto-vegetarian diet.


Depuis de longues années, Monsieur Proust est alité et dans un état de déchéance physique tellement prononcé qu'il lui sera impossible de se présenter devant le Conseil de Réforme.
For many years Monsieur Proust has been bedridden and in a state of such pronounced physical decline that it would be impossible for him to appear before a Medical Board.


Albi le 4 novembre 1914<ref name="n1" />.
Albi 4 November 1914<ref name="n1" />.


Dr Bize
Dr Bize


Dr Bize 60 avenue La Bourdonnais actuellement médecin au 35e Territorial (Albi)
Dr Bize 60 avenue La Bourdonnais currently physician with 35e Territorial (Albi)


Vu pour certification matérielle de la signature de M. le Dr Bize apposée ci-dessus, PARIS, le 1er décembre 1914 Le Commissaire de Police<ref name="n2" /> ×××
Examined for material certification of the signature of M. Doctor Bize affixed above, PARIS, 1 December 1914, The Commissioner of Police<ref name="n2" /> ×××


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<ref name="n1"> Second certificate from Dr Bize. The first certificate (CP 05638) being written out on ordinary notepaper, Proust asked him to write him out a new certificate "on 0.60 paper" (as he wrote to Reynaldo Hahn in his letter of [shortly after 24 October 1914] (CP 02830), which is to say stamped paper reserved for official documents. We have established the text from the original document; an allograph copy (in Céleste Albaret's handwriting) exists in the same collection. [FP] </ref>


<ref name="n2"> Note 2 </ref>
<ref name="n2"> Stamp of the Police Commission, completed by hand. [FP] </ref>


<ref name="n3"> Translation notes: </ref>  
<ref name="n3"> Translation notes: </ref>  


<ref name="n4"> Contributors: </ref>  
<ref name="n4"> Contributors: Yorktaylors. </ref>  


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Maurice Bize to Marcel Proust 4 November 1914

(Click on the link above to see this letter and its notes in the Corr-Proust digital edition, including all relevant hyperlinks.)

I the undersigned Doctor of Medicine certify that Monsieur Proust Marcel suffers from very violent, daily asthmatic attacks, along with generalized emphysema. These circumstances have resulted in cardial dilation. Additionally symptoms of renal failure have necessitated a very restricted lacto-vegetarian diet.

For many years Monsieur Proust has been bedridden and in a state of such pronounced physical decline that it would be impossible for him to appear before a Medical Board.

Albi 4 November 1914[1].

Dr Bize

Dr Bize 60 avenue La Bourdonnais currently physician with 35e Territorial (Albi)

Examined for material certification of the signature of M. Doctor Bize affixed above, PARIS, 1 December 1914, The Commissioner of Police[2] ×××

[3] [4]

Notes

  1. Second certificate from Dr Bize. The first certificate (CP 05638) being written out on ordinary notepaper, Proust asked him to write him out a new certificate "on 0.60 paper" (as he wrote to Reynaldo Hahn in his letter of [shortly after 24 October 1914] (CP 02830), which is to say stamped paper reserved for official documents. We have established the text from the original document; an allograph copy (in Céleste Albaret's handwriting) exists in the same collection. [FP]
  2. Stamp of the Police Commission, completed by hand. [FP]
  3. Translation notes:
  4. Contributors: Yorktaylors.