Medicine
STENO IN SIX LANGUAGES.
Author: Steno, Nicholaus
Country: Denmark
Language: English/ Danish/ French/ German/ Italian/ Latin
Year Published: 1997
No. of pages: 95
Illustrations: 3 Color Illustrations. 24 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Hardbound
Size: 11”x 9”
Weight: 2.00
ISBN: 8772451602
Biblio/Bio:
Code: 2404
Price: $65.00
The biographical introduction gives a fascinating overview of Neils Stensen, who was called Steno. Steno, a native of Copenhagen in the 1600's, has been rediscovered as an anatomist, geologist, paleontologist, and theologian. His dissecting, analytic, and constructive skills were highly advanced, and his inquistive mind took him to explore other scientific fields. His lectures as an anatomist are contained here with illustrations of the brain. A hollograph on the cover shows us the brain in 3 dimensions.
WORKING WITH DR. SCHWEITZER. Sharing his Reverence for Life
Author: Jilek-Aall, Louise, M.D.
Country: Washington
Language: English
Year Published: 1990
No. of pages: 208
Illustrations: 23 Color Illustrations. 21 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Softbound
Size: 8 1/2”x 5 1/2”
Weight: 1.00
ISBN: 888392095
Biblio/Bio:
Code: 4552
Price: $29.50
In this account of life under the guidance of one of the century’s great humanists, Jilek-Aall takes the reader into the atmosphere of the hospital at Lambaréné in the 1960s. Her observations of everything from the staff’s competitive loyalty to Schweitzer’s philosophy of the sanctity of life are vivid and individual. This book is a tender introduction to Sweitzer’s Africa.
WORKING WITH DR. SCHWEITZER. Sharing his Reverence for Life
Author: Jilek-Aall, Louise, M.D.
Country: Washington
Language: English
Year Published: 1990
No. of pages: 208
Illustrations: 23 Color Illustrations. 21 B&W Illustrations.
Binding: Softbound
Size: 8 1/2”x 5 1/2”
Weight: 1.00
ISBN: 888392095
Biblio/Bio:
Code: 4552
Price: $29.50
In this account of life under the guidance of one of the century’s great humanists, Jilek-Aall takes the reader into the atmosphere of the hospital at Lambaréné in the 1960s. Her observations of everything from the staff’s competitive loyalty to Schweitzer’s philosophy of the sanctity of life are vivid and individual. This book is a tender introduction to Sweitzer’s Africa.