S. Brentjes

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Two comments on Euclid's Elements? On the relation between the Arabic text attributed to al‐Nayrızı and the Latin text ascribed to Anaritius
L'auteur tente de determiner la paternite d'un texte commentant les elements d'Euclide, l'un etant un texte arabe attribue a al-Nayrizi et l'autre un texte latin impute a Anaritius
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1001 Inventions : the enduring legacy of Muslim civilization
Companion to the record-breaking London exhibit, this book is rich with vibrant images and little known facts that highlight revolutionising discoveries made throughout Muslim history that effected… Expand
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The relevance of non-primary sources for the recovery of the primary transmission of Euclid's Elements into Arabic
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The Arabic Transmission of Knowledge on the Balance
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The location of the Ancient or ‚rational’ sciences in Muslim educational landscapes (AH 500-1100)
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Additions to book I in the Arabic traditions of Euclid's elements
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AN EXCITING NEW ARABIC VERSION OF EUCLID'S ELEMENTS: MS MUMBAI, MULLA FIRUZ R.I.6
This paper introduces an anonymous and undated Arabic version of Euclid's Elements. It tries to determine its relationship to the textual history of the Arabic Elements as known today. The value of… Expand
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On the Persian transmission of Euclid's elements
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Alberto Bardi. “The Paradosis of the Persian Tables. A Source on Astronomy between the Ilkhanate and Eastern Roman Empire”
The paper situates itself in the framework of cross-cultural encounters in the field of astronomy in the Byzantine Empire. It briefly summarizes the progress achieved in the last decades in showing… Expand
Safavid Art, Science, and Courtly Education in the Seventeenth Century
My paper studies several manuscripts of‘Abd al-Raḥmān Ṣūfū’s Kitāb al-kawākib al-thābita, which were produced at the Safavid court, a provincial court at Mashhad or by artists related to either of… Expand
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