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[Kitāb al-milāl wa al-duwal]

Abū Maʻshar

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...Fragments from the Kitāb al-milāl wa al-duwal, manuscript, 10th century. North Africa. The famous astrologer Abū Ma`shar (d. 886) named his book Kitāb al-Milal wal-Duwal, 'The Book of Religious Communities and Dynasties...

Introductorium in astronomia[m] Albumasaris abalachi octo continens libros partiales.

Abū Maʻshar

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...Translation by Hermann of Carinthia of: Al-Mudkhal al-kabīr ilā ʻilm ahḳām al-nujūm. With woodcuts of planetary and zodiacal signs, and astrological diagrams...

Albumasar de magnis coniunctionibus, annorum reuolutionibus, ac eorum profectionibus, octo continens tractatus.

Abū Maʻshar

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...First edition of the famous astrologer Abū Ma‘shar's (Albumasar, c. 787–886) De magnis coniunctionibus, translated into Latin probably by John of Seville. The Arabic original was known by titles including Kitāb fi duwal wa-al-milal (Book...

Flores Albumasaris Flores Albumasaris.

Abū Maʻshar

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...Two first editions of works by the famous astrologer Abū Ma‘shar (Albumasar, c.787–886), both translated into Latin probably by John of Seville. 1. Flores astrologiae. This is the Latin version of Abū Ma‘shar's Kitab Tahewil sini 'l-alam...

Albumasar de magnis [con]iunctionibus, anno[rum] reuolutiōibus: ac eo[rum] profectionibus, octo [con]tinēs tractatus.

Abū Ma'shar

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...The second edition of this splendidly illustrated manual on the constellations and the zodiac by the leading Muslim astrologer and astronomer. This edition is remarkable for the entirely new suite of woodcuts especially made for Sessa...

Apomasaris apotelesmata : siue de significatis et eventis insomniorvm, ex Indorum, Persarum, Ægyptiorumque disciplina, Depromptus ex Io. Sambvci V.C., Bibliotheca liber, Io. Leunclaio interprete.

Abū Maʻshar

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Muḥammad ibn Sīrīn

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...Rare first edition of this important work on the interpretation of dreams, sometimes attributed to Ahmad Ibn Sirin, but more likely to be the work of Albumasar (Apomasar being a further corruption of the usual Latin corruption of Abu...