The Jewish Question And the Mission of the Jews
The Jewish Question And the Mission of the Jews
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Even in the sixteenth century by far the greater number of the most celebrated physicians were Jews. It will suffice here to mention only a few of the most celebrated physicians, as the importance of the Jews in this profes- sion is beyond all denial. As early as tlie third century we come upon E-abbi Mar Sam- uel, whom we have already mentioned. Lie even then ascribed most diseases to vitiated air, and attributed the greater mortality of those wounded in battles to the longer influ- ence of th...e air upon their wounds. Farraguf^ was celebrated as a translator and a court physician to Charlemagne. Towards the close of the ninth century Isaac Ben Suleiman Is- raeli wrote, besides other books, an Arabic work on fevers, which was soon translated into Latin, Spanish, and Hebrew. About the same time, under the Caliph Almamun, Eabbi Mas- halla and Eabbi Abul Barkat stood in high * It might be a matter of some pride to the descendants of the American naval hero of this name, if they could estab- lish their descent from this great Hebrew.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even in the sixteenth century by far the greater number of the most celebrated physicians were Jews. It will suffice here to mention only a few of the most celebrated physicians, as the importance of the Jews in this profes- sion is beyond all denial. As early as tlie third century we come upon E-abbi Mar Sam- uel, whom we have already mentioned. Lie even then ascribed most diseases to vitiated air, and attributed the greater mortality of those wounded in battles to the longer influ- ence of th...e air upon their wounds. Farraguf^ was celebrated as a translator and a court physician to Charlemagne. Towards the close of the ninth century Isaac Ben Suleiman Is- raeli wrote, besides other books, an Arabic work on fevers, which was soon translated into Latin, Spanish, and Hebrew. About the same time, under the Caliph Almamun, Eabbi Mas- halla and Eabbi Abul Barkat stood in high * It might be a matter of some pride to the descendants of the American naval hero of this name, if they could estab- lish their descent from this great Hebrew.
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