Kitāb al-Ghiná wa-al-muná, P' Ṿa-yaḳhel fī 25 min ṣahr Adar 2 shenat [5]608 la-yetsirah [30 March 1848].כתאב אל-גינא וואלמונא

Name: Kitāb al-Ghiná wa-al-muná, P' Ṿa-yaḳhel fī 25 min ṣahr Adar 2 shenat [5]608 la-yetsirah [30 March 1848].כתאב אל-גינא וואלמונא
Author: Qumrī, Abū Manṣūr al-Ḥasan ibn Nūḥ, active 11th century.

İsim	Kitāb al-Ghiná wa-al-muná, P' Ṿa-yaḳhel fī 25 min ṣahr Adar 2 shenat [5]608 la-yetsirah [30 March 1848].כתאב אל-גינא וואלמונא
Yazar	Qumrī, Abū Manṣūr al-Ḥasan ibn Nūḥ, active 11th century.
Basım Tarihi:	1848
Basım Yeri	P' Ṿa-yaḳhel fī 25 min ṣahr Adar 2 shenat [5]608 la-yetsirah [30 March 1848]., פ' ויקהל פי 25 מן שהר אדר ב' שנת תר"ח ליצירה. -
Konu	Medicine--Encyclopedias--Early works to 1800., Pharmacology--Encyclopedias--Early works to 1800., Medicine, Persian--10th century--Texts., Jewish physicians--Syria--19th century--History--Sources.
Tür	Belge
Dil	Arapça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	1 item (i, 231 leaves) : paper ; 175 x 110 (143 x 72) mm.
Kütüphane:	Penn Kütüphaneleri
Demirbaş Numarası	1350156297
Kayıt Numarası	9959776593503681
Lokasyon	University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Tarih	1848
Notlar	In Arabic (written in Hebrew letters). \| Sold by Judaica Jerusalem, 12 June 2013, lot 154.
Örnek Metin	This is a manuscript of Qumrī's Kitāb al-Ghiná wa-al-muná (sometimes referred to as Ghina wa Muna), probably copied in Syria, perhaps by a Jewish student of medicine. The title was popularly known by translation as the book of wealth and wishes; it was mostly more obscure than Qumrī's supposed successor Avicenna (Abū ʻAlī ibn Sīnā, 980-1037) and his work, though it served as an encyclopedic work of pharmacology, external medication, and treatment and classification of fevers. Additional medical material written in a later hand in lighter ink (f. 229v-231v); written in an Oriental cursive Hebrew script in single columns, mostly of 31 lines. Bound in a contemporary leather binding (wearing, creasing, and splitting).
Biyografi/Tarihçe	Tenth century medical authority from Bukhara, court physician to Abu Salih Mansur, emir of the Samanids (died 976); he is thought to have taught medicine to Avicenna.
Atıf Şekli	UPenn CAJS Rar Ms 579.
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Kitāb al-Ghiná wa-al-muná, P' Ṿa-yaḳhel fī 25 min ṣahr Adar 2 shenat [5]608 la-yetsirah [30 March 1848].כתאב אל-גינא וואלמונא

Yazar Qumrī, Abū Manṣūr al-Ḥasan ibn Nūḥ, active 11th century.

Basım Tarihi 1848

Basım Yeri P' Ṿa-yaḳhel fī 25 min ṣahr Adar 2 shenat [5]608 la-yetsirah [30 March 1848]., פ' ויקהל פי 25 מן שהר אדר ב' שנת תר"ח ליצירה. -

Konu Medicine--Encyclopedias--Early works to 1800., Pharmacology--Encyclopedias--Early works to 1800., Medicine, Persian--10th century--Texts., Jewish physicians--Syria--19th century--History--Sources.

Tür Belge

Dil Arapça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar 1 item (i, 231 leaves) : paper ; 175 x 110 (143 x 72) mm.

Kütüphane Penn Kütüphaneleri

Demirbaş Numarası 1350156297

Kayıt Numarası 9959776593503681

Lokasyon University of Pennsylvania Libraries

Tarih 1848

Notlar In Arabic (written in Hebrew letters). | Sold by Judaica Jerusalem, 12 June 2013, lot 154.

Örnek Metin This is a manuscript of Qumrī's Kitāb al-Ghiná wa-al-muná (sometimes referred to as Ghina wa Muna), probably copied in Syria, perhaps by a Jewish student of medicine. The title was popularly known by translation as the book of wealth and wishes; it was mostly more obscure than Qumrī's supposed successor Avicenna (Abū ʻAlī ibn Sīnā, 980-1037) and his work, though it served as an encyclopedic work of pharmacology, external medication, and treatment and classification of fevers. Additional medical material written in a later hand in lighter ink (f. 229v-231v); written in an Oriental cursive Hebrew script in single columns, mostly of 31 lines. Bound in a contemporary leather binding (wearing, creasing, and splitting).

Biyografi/Tarihçe Tenth century medical authority from Bukhara, court physician to Abu Salih Mansur, emir of the Samanids (died 976); he is thought to have taught medicine to Avicenna.

Atıf Şekli UPenn CAJS Rar Ms 579.

Tür Codices (bound manuscripts), manuals (instructional materials)