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Description of
Monocotyledonous Medicinal and
Industrial Plants by
Ignacy Czerwiakowski, the
author reported that the root of butcher's
broom (radix
Rusci v...
- Brodzki, Byliński, Chrząstowski, Chwiłowicz, Czarnecki, Czarniecki,
Czerwiakowski, Czołczyński, Dachowski, Dobratycki, Florkowski, Gl****er, Głembocki...
- Czarnowski, Czartoszewki, Czaykowski, Czeczerski, Czekotowski, Czepkowski,
Czerwiakowski, Czykalski. D: Dachnowski, Daczewski, Danowski, Darowski, Dąbrowski...
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gained particular fame in the 1860s, at the time of
Ignatius Raphael Czerwiakowski (1808–1882) [7].
Stock declined in the late
nineteenth century, and...
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worked to
establish a clinic,
ultimately opened in 1780, and Rafał Józef
Czerwiakowski (1743-1816)
began to
teach surgery and, as
Professor of Anatomy, was...
- Chomętowski, Chudziński, Czapel, Czapski, Czechowski, Czerniachowicz,
Czerwiakowski, Domarat, Domasewski, Dulek, Dylewski, Dyl, Dzierzbicki, Dziewięcki...
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Krakow until his
retirement in 1843. His
students included Ignacy Rafał
Czerwiakowski, Stanisław Dembosz,
Erazm Majewski, and Józef Riedmüller. Estreicher...
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Piotr Bartynowski 1861–1862 – Józef
Dietl 1862–1863 –
Ignacy Rafał
Czerwiakowski 1863–1864 –
Karol Teliga 1864–1865 –
Antoni Wachholz 1865 –
Julian Dunajewski...
- für die
Toten [edited by
Sascha Feuchert,
Lothar Quinkenstein and Ewa
Czerwiakowski]. 2021. Göttingen:
Wallstein Verlag (Ser:
Bibliothek der polnischen...
- Wyspiański died here on
November 28, 1907. Currently, it
houses the Rafał
Czerwiakowski Gynecological and
Obstetric Hospital. 2
Henryk Siemiradzki Street (28...
