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 Friedenwald, Harry, The Jews and Medicine: Essays, with preface by Henry E. Sigerist, Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins University Press (Publications of the Institute of the History of Medicine, 1st ser., Monographs, 2-3), 1944, 2 vols. (xxiv + 390 pp. + 9 ff. de làm.; ix + 391-817 pp. + 3 ff. de làm.). 
ResumReimpressió d'articles de l'autor, amb alguns de parcialment inèdits.
 Sumari:
 Volum I
 * I. Jewish book lovers · 1-4
 -- On the practice of medicine among the Jews
 * II. The relation of the Jews and of Judaism to the medical art · 5-17
 * III. The ethics of the practice of medicine from the Jewish point of view · 18-30
 * IV. Apologetic works of Jewish physicians · 31-68
 * V. Wit and satire about the physician in Hebrew literature · 69-83
 * VI. The physician's aphorism: a medieval Hebrew satire · 69-83
 * VII. A modern Hebrew satire on physicians · 94-98
 * VIII. The bibliography of ancient Hebrew medicine · 99-145
 * IX. Use of the Hebrew language in medical literature · 146-180
 * X. Note on the importance of Hebrew language in medieval medicine · 181-184
 * XI. Friedenwald (1929), "Manuscript copies of the medical ..." · 185-192
 * XII. Moses Maimonides the physician · 193-216
 * XIII. Friedenwald (1920), "Jewish doctoresses in the Middle ..." · 217-220
 -- Jews and the early universities
 * XIV. The Jews and the old universities · 221-240
 * XV. Jews and the University of Montpellier: Jean Astruc, the Saportas and others · 241-252
 * XVI. The diploma of a Jewish graduate of medicine of the University of Padua in 1695 · 253- 256 [=Friedenwald (1929), "Manuscript copies of the medical ..." /2]
 * XVII. Evidences of tolerance in sixteenth century Italy · 257-262
 * XVIII. On the giving of medical degrees during the Middle Ages by other than academic authority · 263-267
 -- Biographical sketches
 * XIX. Friedenwald (1918), "Jacob Zahalon of Rome, medieval ..." · 268-279
 * XX. Francisco López de Villalobos, Spanish court physician and poet · 280-289
 * XXI. The doctors Da Veiga · 290-294
 * XXII. Abraham Zacutus · 295-321
 * XXIII. Antonio Ludovicus (Luiz) · 322-326
 * XXIV. Ludovicus Mercatus (Luis Mercado) · 327-331
 * XXV. Amatus Lusitanus · 332-380
 * XXVI. Some Jewish interests of a marrano physician · 381-390
 
 Volum II
 * XXVII. The Jewish physicians of the sixteenth century: the doctor, Amatus Lusitanus, the patient, Azariah dei Rossi · 391-403
 * XXVIII. A sixteenth century consultation of doctors Amatus, Laguna and Barbosius concerning dysentery and intermittence of the pulse · 404-413
 * XXIX. Amatus—Historical note on the physiology of hearing · 414-418
 * XXX. Friedenwald (1939), "Andres a Laguna, a pioneer in his ..." · 419-429
 * XXXI. The medical pioneers in the East Indies · 430-447
 * XXXII. Doctors de Castro · 448-459
 * XXXIII. Immortality through medical writ of error. Dyonisius: a portuguese Jewish court physician. With notes on Brudus Lusitanus his son an Pierre Brisot · 460-467
 * XXXIV. Montalto a Jewish physician at the court of Marie de Medicis and Louis XIII · 468-496
 * XXXV. Dr. Ferdinando Mendez, a comedy of errors · 497-502
 * XXXVI. Notes on Moritz Schiff (1823-1896) · 503-513
 -- Jewish hospitals
 * XXXVII. Notes on the history of Jewish hospitals · 514-522
 -- Concerning diseases of the Jews
 * XXXVIII. Concerning diseases of the Jews · 523-528
 * XXXIX. A Hebrew reference to the epidemic of the gallic disease at the end of the 15th century and the accusation that the marranos caused its spread · 529-532
 -- Ophtalmological notes of Jewish interest
 * XL. Ophtalmological notes of Jewish interest · 533-550
 -- Chronicles
 * XLI. Jewish physicians in Italy: their relation to the papal and Italian states · 551-612
 * XLII. History of the Jewish physicians of Spain, Portugal and Southeastern France · 613-771
 Chapter 1. Moslem Spain · 632-634
 Chapter 2. Castile · 635-657
 Chapter 3. Aragon [i.e. Corona d'Aragó: Aragó, Catalunya, València, Mallorca]· 658-667
 Chapter 4. Navarre · 669-672
 Chapter 5. Southeastern France [i.e. Llenguadoc i Provença] · 673-690
 Chapter 6. Portugal · 691-700
 Cappter 7. Spanish and Portuguese physicians after the expulsion at the end of the fifteenth century · 701-771
 * Works of reference · 773-788
 * Index · 789-817
MatèriesHistòria de la medicinaUniversitats i ensenyament
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NotesReimpr.: Nova York, Ktav Publishing House, 1967, amb una introd. de George Rosen. (II) Sumari parcial del vol. 2  . Recensions:
 * Walter Pagel, Nature, 156 (1945), 31-32
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