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Bidding Information
Lot #    14783
Auction End Date    6/13/2006 12:47:00 PM (mm/dd/yyyy)
          
Title Information
Title (English)    Orhot Hayyim
Title (Hebrew)    àøçåú çééí
Author    [Medical] Dr. Moses Studenzki
City    Warsaw
Publisher    Isaac Goldman
Publication Date    1871
          
Collection Information
Independent Item    This listing is an independent item not part of any collection
          
Description Information
Physical
Description
   Second and revised edition. 192 pp., 172:118 mm., nice margins, usual age staining, scattered worming. A good copy bound in contemporary half leather and cloth boards, rubbed.
          
Detailed
Description
   A work on hygiene and a guide for the preservation of health by the noted physician Dr. Moses Studenzki. Dr. Moses Studenzki was born in the early part of the nineteenth century at Zbarasz, Galicia, where his father, Aaron Polak, was rabbi; he died at Warsaw about 1876. Until he was fourteen Dr. Studenzki studied Hebrew and Talmud under his father, and for the next three years attended the yeshivah of Brody. At the age of seventeen he went to Warsaw, where he graduated from the Lyceum and entered the Alexander University, studying medicine and philosophy. When that university was removed from Warsaw, Studenzki went to Berlin University, and finished there his medical studies (M.D. 1834). He then returned to Warsaw, where he practised as "physician of the first degree," and where he graduated as "doctor accoucheur" in 1846. He wrote also Rofe ha-Yeladim (Warsaw) on the care and treatment of children’s illnesses, and prepared an edition of M. Levin’s Refu'ot ha-'Am (Lemberg, 1851), to which he added a treatise on children's and women's diseases.
          
Reference
Description
   JE; Zeitlin, Bibl. Post-Mendels. pp. 389-390; CD-EPI
        
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Listing Classification
Period
19th Century:    Checked
  
Location
Russia-Poland:    Checked
  
Subject
Other:    Medical
  
Characteristic
Language:    Hebrew
  
Manuscript Type
  
Kind of Judaica