The author of this book is believed to be the 13th century alchemist referred to as Pseudo-Geber whose real name was probably Paul of Taranto, a Franciscan scholar from Southern Italy, not Jābir ibn Ḥayyān, the 8th century Arab alchemist and father of Arab chemistry. Cf. Newman.
De perfectione magisterii in sua natura -- De principiis magisterii, & de perfectione ejusdem -- De consideratione rerum ex quibus est perfectio magisterii -- De medicinis sermone universali, et de quinque differentiis perfectionis earum -- Libri investigationis magisterii Gebri, philosophi pers ...
T. I. Introduction générale à la géographie des orientaux., traduite de l'arabe en français et accompagnée de notes et d'éclaircissements par M. Reinaud., Main Heritage Shelves General, G93 .A28 1848, Book, Item-ID: i23468993, BIB-ID: 2505931
This work is the original edition of the first full translation of al-Idrisis "Kitab Nuzhat al-Mustaq", a compendium of geographical information completed in 549 (1154 AD), with notes and index. The work is often cited by proponents of pre-Columbian Andalusian-Americas contact theories. The author i ...
This work is the original edition of the first full translation of al-Idrisis "Kitab Nuzhat al-Mustaq", a compendium of geographical information completed in 549 (1154 AD), with notes and index. The work is often cited by proponents of pre-Columbian Andalusian-Americas contact theories. The author i ...
a Simone Assemano ling. orient. in Seminario Patavino prof. illustratus. Praemissa ejusdem De Arabum Astronomia Dissertatione et adjectis duabus epistolis Cl. Josephi Toaldi in Gymnasio Patavino astronomiae prof., Main Heritage Shelves General, QB41 .A87 1790, Book, Item-ID: i15640346, BIB-ID: 10113 ...
a Simone Assemano ling. orient. in Seminario Patavino prof. illustratus. Praemissa ejusdem De Arabum Astronomia Dissertatione et adjectis duabus epistolis Cl. Josephi Toaldi in Gymnasio Patavino astronomiae prof., Main Heritage Shelves General, QB41 .A87 1790, Book, Item-ID: i10097211, BIB-ID: 10113 ...
Müteferrikas only Western style publication, printed in Latin letters was this Turkish grammar, intended for Europeans, mainly for the future interpreters at the French embassy in Istanbul. It was perhaps because of the European author and public that this work does not figure in the list of the hi ...
