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Scientific Writings from the Ancient and Medieval World

Optics and Theory of Vision in the Kitab nur al?uyun wa-gami? al-funun

Critical Edition, Translation, and Commentary of the Second maqala

Matteo Pimpinelli

Optics and Theory of Vision in the Kitab nur al?uyun wa-gami? al-funun

Scientific Writings from the Ancient and Medieval World

Optics and Theory of Vision in the Kitab nur al?uyun wa-gami? al-funun

Critical Edition, Translation, and Commentary of the Second maqala

Scientific Writings from the Ancient and Medieval World: Optics and Theory of Vision in the Kitab nur al?uyun wa-gami? al-funun

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This book offers a new critical edition, translation and commentary of the second maqala – on optics and theory of vision – of the 8th century AH/AD 14th century Kitab nur al-?uyun wa-gami? al-funun.

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Beschrijving Scientific Writings from the Ancient and Medieval World: Optics and Theory of Vision in the Kitab nur al?uyun wa-gami? al-funun

This book offers a new critical edition, translation and commentary of the second maqala – on optics and theory of vision – of the 8th century AH/AD 14th century Kitab nur al-?uyun wa-gami? al-funun.

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9781041301943
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256
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Scientific Writings from the Ancient and Medieval World
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