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Canguilhem (Georges) et Taton (René), eds. - A. Aaboe - M.F. Aintabi - G. Bartsch on Nikolaus Cusanus (Nicolas de Cues) - H.I. Burstyn - H.L.L. Busard - J. Cadden - A. Czekajewska-Jedrusik - J. Dobrzycki on John Werner - A.G. Drachmann on Heron of ALexandria - B.S. Eastwood - O. Gingerich on Kepler - E. Grant on Nicholas of Autrecourt - M. Y.Haschmi - C. D. Hellman - W. Hubicki - K. Hujer on Nicholas of Cusa - R. Joly sur Aristote - T.N. Kary-Niazov - E. Kolman sur Al-Farabi - D.G. Lindberg sur Bacon, Witelo and Pecham - E. Moutsopoulos sur Platon - J.D. North on Walter of Odington - Ho Peng-Yoke - W. Petri sur Eznik de Kolb, De Deo - B.A. Rozenfeld - A.I. Sabra on Ibn al-Haytham - S. Tekeli on Zail-i Tahrir al Uqlidas Majmua and sidra al Muntaha - Thomas, P.D. - A. Virieux-Reymond sur Démocrite
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Actes du XIIe Congrès International d'Histoire des Sciences - Tome III A (3). Science et philosophie, Antiquité, Moyen Age, Renaissance , Paris, Conservatoire des Arts et Métiers, du 25 au 31 août 1968 (Some recently discovered Astronomical Tablettes from Babylone - Arab scientific progress and Menelaus of Alexandria - Die Stellung von Nikolaus Cusanus in der Geschichte der Philosophie und Wissenschaft, Nicolas de Cues - The empirical basis of the Four Elements - Der Codex orientalis 162 der leidener Universitätsbibliothek - Two definitions of Elementum in a 13th century philosophical text - L'Homme de la Renaissance et la pensée historique polonaise - John Werner's theory of motion of the Eight Sphere - Heron's model of the Universe, Pneumatics 2:7 - Uses of Geometry in Medieval Optics - The Mercury theory from Antiquity to Kepler -The arguments of Nicholas of Autrecourt for the interpretation of interparticulate vacua - Sur l'histoire de l'alcool - 16th century manuscript on Novae and Comets - The Religious background of the development of Alchemy at the turn of the 16th century - Nicholas of Cusa and his influence on the rise of new astronomy - La biologie d'Aristote - Exposé sur la langue de la version initiale du Zidj d'Oulougbek - L'anticipation de certaines idées de la logique mathématique chez Al-Farabi - Bacon, Witelo and Pecham, the problem of influence - Science harmonique et empirisme musical chez Platon - Walter of Odington and the history of the Eighth Sphere - Alchemy in Ming China (A.D. 1368 - A.D. 1644) - La physique du Cosmos dans le traité arménien d'Eznik de Kolb, De Deo - Geometrical transformations in the Medieval East - The astronomical origin of Ibn al-Haytham's concept of experiment - The duplication of the cube, Zail-i Tahrir al Uqlidas Majmua and sidra al Muntaha - The alchemical thought of Walter of Odington - Quelques réflexions à propos d'un texte de Démocrite concernant la théorie de la vision)
Librairie Scientifique et Technique Albert Blanchard , Congrès International d'Histoire des Sciences Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1971 Book condition, Etat : Très Bon broché, sous couverture imprimée éditeur verte grand In-8 1 vol. - 151 pages
1ere édition, 1971 Contents, Chapitres : A. Aaboe : Some recently discovered Astronomical Tablettes from Babylone - M.F. Aintabi : Arab scientific progress and Menelaus of Alexandria - G. Bartsch : Die Stellung von Nikolaus Cusanus in der Geschichte der Philosophie und Wissenschaft, 1401-1464, Nicolas de Cues - H.I. Burstyn : The empirical basis of the Four Elements - H.L.L. Busard : Der Codex orientalis 162 der leidener Universitätsbibliothek - J. Cadden : Two definitions of Elementum in a 13th century philosophical text - A. Czekajewska-Jedrusik : L'Homme de la Renaissance et la pensée historique polonaise - J. Dobrzycki : John Werner's theory of motion of the Eight Sphere - A.G. Drachmann : Heron's model of the Universe, Pneumatics 2:7 - B.S. Eastwood : Uses of Geometry in Medieval Optics - O. Gingerich : The Mercury theory from Antiquity to Kepler - E. Grant : The arguments of Nicholas of Autrecourt for the interpretation of interparticulate vacua - M. Y.Haschmi : Sur l'histoire de l'alcool - C. D. Hellman - 16th century manuscript on Novae and Comets - W. Hubicki : The Religious background of the development of Alchemy at the turn of the 16th century - K. Hujer : Nicholas of Cusa and his influence on the rise of new astronomy - R. Joly : La biologie d'Aristote - T.N. Kary-Niazov : Exposé sur la langue de la version initiale du Zidj d'Oulougbek - E. Kolman : L'anticipation de certaines idées de la logique mathématique chez Al-Farabi - D.G. Lindberg : Bacon, Witelo and Pecham, the problem of influence - E. Moutsopoulos : Science harmonique et empirisme musical chez Platon - J.D. North : Walter of Odington and the history of the Eighth Sphere - Ho Peng-Yoke : Alchemy in Ming China (A.D. 1368 - A.D. 1644) - W. Petri : La physique du Cosmos dans le traité arménien d'Eznik de Kolb, De Deo - B.A. Rozenfeld : Geometrical transformations in the Medieval East - A.I. Sabra : The astronomical origin of Ibn al-Haytham's concept of experiment - S. Tekeli : The duplication of the cube, Zail-i Tahrir al Uqlidas Majmua and sidra al Muntaha - Thomas, P.D. : The alchemical thought of Walter of Odington - A. Virieux-Reymond : Quelques réflexions à propos d'un texte de Démocrite concernant la théorie de la vision bords des plats à peine jaunis, sinon bel exemplaire, intérieur frais et propre, papier à peine jauni - Actes du XIIeme Congrès International d'Histoire des Sciences - Tome 3.A seul, complet en lui-même sur la science et la philosophie dans l'Antiquité au Moyen Age et à la Renaissance
Theories of Light from Descartes to Newton.
Cambridge, Cambridge University Press 1981, 230x150mm, 365pages, paperback. Book in good condition.
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The interpreter of secrets. The Diwan of Sayh muhammad b. Abi Hasan al-Bakri. TAEI 55.
<p>Based on a study of twelve Arabic manuscripts, The Interpreter of Secrets is a critical edition of the entire surviving corpus of the poetry of Muḥammad ibn Abī al-Hasan al-Ouvrage en langue arabe. Bakrī (930-994/1524-1586), a leading jurist, Sufi, and literary figure in sixteenth-century Cairo. The texts of the poems are accompanied by a critical apparatus including all of the plausible variant readings and alternative versions of the poems. Al-Bakrī was a major literary figure, and his Sufi poetry belongs to a tradition that draws on the work of poets such as Ibn al-Fāriḍ, Ibn al-ʿArabī, al-Būṣīrī, and ʿAlī Wafā. In addition to their literary value, the poems are an important source for the study of Sufi theology and practice in Ottoman Egypt, including to such topics as the cult of the saints, the use of coffee for ritual purposes, the controversial appropriation of Ibn al-ʿArabī’s monist theology, and the establishment of sacred lineages. The editors have also included short Arabic and English introductions and an appendix that identifies the manuscript sources for each poem. This book will be of interest to students of Arabic literature, Sufism, and Ottoman intellectual history.</p> Le Caire, 2021 IFAO 480 p., cartonnage éditeur. 20 x 28
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