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Öğe [Azerbaijan medical manuscripts collection]. [Azerbaycan ilimler akademisi el yazmalari enstitüsü tibbi yazmalar koleksiyonu.](2006) Bayat A.H.There are about 600 medical books in the manuscripts collection of Institute of Manuscripts of Azerbaijan Sciences Academy. About 80 of them are Turkish, more than 80 are Arabic, and others are Persian. 167 Turkish-Arabic-Persian books from this collection is being presented as a list.Öğe A bibliographical study on the hospitals of the Ottoman period [Osmanli dönemi dârüşşifâlari, saray hastaneleri ve 19. yüzyil hastaneleri üzerine bibliyografya denemesi.](2001) Bayat A.H.This is a bibliography of the articles and books about the hospitals founded during the Ottoman empire period and it includes all of the related publications as well.Öğe Books on sexual life and erotic experiences in Islamic literature and Tifaşi's manuscript [Türk-Islâm tibbinda bahnâmeler ve Tifâşi'nin.](2003) Bayat A.H.Old books on sexual life and erotic experience in Islamic literature.Öğe The Hekimbaşi and Hekimbaşilik in the Ottoman Empire [Osmanli Devletinde Hekimbaşilik ve Hekimbaşilar.](1999) Bayat A.H.The hekimbaşilik is an important society in the Empire of Ottoman. The Hekimbaşi protected the health of the monarch and his family and applied health system, borders of the empire during 350 years. In the past, 42 Hekimbaşi worked in this society. They received education and their medical information in classic ottoman Medrese. In addition to this, they worked as Muslim judge and Medrese hodja.Öğe [Importance of early Anatolian medical books regarding Turkish medical terms and the language of medicine]. [Tip dili ve terimleri açisindan eski Anadolu Türkçesiyle yazilmiş tip kitaplarinin onemi.](2004) Bayat A.H.Turkish language was under the dominance of Arabian and Persian languages during the Seljukian period in Anatolia. Turkish gained importance at the period of the small Turcomen states, founded after the great Seljukian State had fallen this period some books were written with the countenance of the statesmen, and about thirty of this books were on medicine. These books were written in plain Turkish, and they are important regarding the Turkish language, because of the Turkish medical terms, besides medical knowledge. The development of Turkish in these books and examples of medical terms are given in this study.Öğe Lokman, Hakîm (Sage), or Hekim (Physician)? [Bibliografyanin Işiginda Lokmân, Hakîm mi, Hekim mi?](2001) Bayat A.H.The God of Health is a confidence, have been seen politheism religions from the ancient Mesopotamian civilization. In the same way, many authors claim that Lokman Hekim (physician) is an example of Turc-Islam culture.Öğe The Mandragore [Mandragora [Adamotu].](2002) Bayat A.H.The medicine of today has been evaluated as the inheritance of the Mediterranean civilization of which fundamental sources date back even to the Sumerian and the Mesopotamian medicine. It is necessary to start with those ancient cultures for researching historically the adventure of medicinal drugs utilized in medicine at present. As a matter of fact, on the basis of the pharmaceutical books it was referred to, the research of mandragore's use in medicine throughout the history serves as a good example to that aim.Öğe The physician of II Bayezid's period: Giyas ibn Muhammed [II. Bâyezid dönemi hekimlerinden Giyâs ibn Muhammed es-Sayrafi el-Isfahânî.](1999) Bayat A.H.In the middle of the XV. century, the Ottoman Empire was an powerful government all the Turc and Islam geography. Many wises and students who belong to the Turc's world came here. Isfahanli Giyas b. Muhammed is one of these scientists. He finished education in his country and then he came. Amasya and he took lessons from Sabuncuoglu about medical information and he returned back to his country. He wrote a medical book which named Mir'atü's-Sihha and he dedicated to Ottoman's sultan II. Bayezid. In this book's within, there was a poem who exalted the II. Bayezid.
