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Beschreibung des Königreichs Polen., Connor B., Leipzig, Fritsch 1700, Beschreibung des Königreichs Polen und Groß-Hertzogthums Litthauen : Aus dem Englischen übersetzet / Durch D. Bernard Connor/ Medicum in Londen/ vormahls Leib-Medicum Königs Johannis III in Polen Widmungsempf. Beüchlingen, Wolff Dieterich von Beteiligt Connor, Bernard Verl. / Druck. Fritsch, Thomas Erschienen Leipzig : Fritsch, 1700 12° , 16,5x10,5 cm., [6] Bl., 822 [i.e. 824] S., [8] Bl., [1] gef. Bl ; Frontisp. (Portr.), 1 Ill. (Kupferst.)--Ref.: Polnische Drucke und Polonica 1501-1700, Katalog der Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel, Band 2: 1601-1700, K.G. Saur, München, New Providence, London, Paris, 1994, P 1576.--- ANGEBUNGEN/BOUND WITH: Leben und Thaten Friedrich Augusti II. Des Großen, Königs der Pohlen, und Churfürstens zu Sachsen / Beschrieben Von Johann Gottfried Mittag, Cantor. Lüzen. Beteiligt: Mittag, Johann Gottfried Verleger / Drucker: Martini, August Erschienen Leipzig: Martin, 1733 Umfang [1] Bl., 158 S. ; Frontisp. (Portr., Kupferst.) Aus der Bibliothek von Georg August von Breitenbauch, mit seinem gestochenen Exlibris im vorderen Innendeckel. Gestempelt ULB Sachsen-Anhalt "Ausgeschieden". Seltene Abhandlung zur polnischen Geschichte, im Antiquariatsbuchhandel nicht zu finden. Bernard Connor or O'Connor M.D. (c.1666 1698) was an Irish physician and historian. Connor was born in County Kerry about 1666, and was instructed by private tutors. With the intention of adopting the medical profession he went to France about 1686, and studied at the universities of Montpelier and Paris, but took the degree of M.D. at Reims on 18 September 1691. He was a distinguished physician, anatomist and chemist. When the two sons of Jan Wielopolski of Poland were on the point of returning to their own country, it was arranged that they should be accompanied by Connor. He took them to Venice, Padua, and through the Tyrol, Bavaria, and Austria, to Vienna. After some stay at the court of Leopold I, Holy Roman Emperor he passed through Moravia and Silesia to Cracow and Warsaw. He was appointed physician at the court of John III Sobieski; his reputation was increased by his correct diagnosis that Katarzyna Radziwi??, the king's sister, was suffering not from ague as other physicians maintained, but from an abscess in the liver. In 1694 Connor was appointed to attend the king of Poland's only daughter, the Princess Theresa Kunegunda Sobieska, who was to travel from Warsaw to Brussels to marry Maximilian II Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria. They set out on 11 November 1694, and arrived at Brussels on 12 January 1695. Connor went on in February to London and took up residence in Bow Street, Covent Garden. He visited Oxford, where he lectured on the discoveries of Marcello Malpighi, Lorenzo Bellini, Francesco Redi, and others he had known. He returned in the summer of 1695 to London, where in the ensuing winter he gave another course of lectures. On 27 Nov. 1695 he was elected a fellow of the Royal Society; on 6 April 1696 he was admitted a licentiate of the College of Physicians of London, and that year lectured at Cambridge. Connor succumbed to a fever, of which he died in October 1698. He was buried at St. Giles's-in-the-Fields on the 30th, when his funeral sermon was preached by William Hayley, D.D. Hayley, who regarded Connor as a member of the Church of England, attended him in his last illness and gave him the sacrament; but a Catholic priest also visited the dying man, and gave him absolution.
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