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Çay Risâlesi Translated: The Book of Tea (1889 reprint of 1295 text.

Izzet (Seyyed Mehmed [Çayci]) · Instanbul

Author
Izzet (Seyyed Mehmed [Çayci])
Date
1295 (1889)
Place
Instanbul
Language
English
Binding
8vo.(6" x 8") Disintigrating marbled boards with much loss, no leather, taped spine. Green endpapers. Printed manuscript with engraved title page, decorative headers, every page framed in rule with decorative page #s. The first book on Tea in the Ottoman Empire in Ottoman Turkish.
Format
first book on tea printed in Ottoman Turkish. First edition of the first printed book on tea in Ottoman Turkish. Seyyed Mehmed Izzet (1819-1909) was often referred to as 'Çayci' (the tea man) because of his great fondness for tea. He was a fluent linguist speaking Arabic, Persian and French and Deputy Governor of the Hejaz and Governor of Adana during his lifetime. This is a comprehensive treatise dealing with the entomology of the term 'Çay' (tea), types of tea and how to prepare them, the various uses of tea including it's use as a herbal remedy, among others. Due to the immediate popularity of this publication, a second edition of the text was printed only one month after this edition (containing 69 pages).
Category
Science & Medicine
Record
S.I.7356

Çay Risâlesi Translated: The Book of Tea (1889 reprint of 1295 text.

Author: Seyyed Mehmed Izzet/ Çay Risâlesi (1819-1909)

8vo.(6" x 8")1295 (1889). Instanbul. Disintegrating marbled boards with much loss, no leather, taped spine. Green endpapers. Printed manuscript with engraved title page, decorative headers, every page framed in rule with decorative page #s. The first book on Tea in the Ottoman Empire in Ottoman Turkish.

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