Author
ʿALĪ Tchelebi. Auteur du texte, ĞĀBIR ibn Ḥayyān (Abū Musā). Auteur du texte, DĀʾŪD ibn Ḫalīl al-Antākī. Auteur du texte, ZAKARĪYĀ al-Marrākošī (Abū Yaḥyā). Auteur du texte, ș ĀBIR ibn Āayyān (Abū Musā). Author of the text
Publication Date
1783
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11001993q
Library Location
Available Online
Date
1783
Sample Text
Contains: كـتــاب اللآلـى و الاحـجــار “Pearls and gems”, treatise on the great work which, says the author, ʿAlî ibn abî Bakr ibn Aḥmad al-Ṣâliḥî, is called alchemy (الـكـيـمـيـا) by the vulgar, and philosophy (الـحـكـمــة) by the adepts; Collection of alchemy recipes; درّ الانــوار “Flow of lights”, treatise on alchemy (الـصـنـعـة الالاهـيــة divine art), by ʿAlî Tchelebi, nicknamed Al-Moʿallim al-djadîd “the new master” ; فـكّ الـرمــوز و مـفـاتـيـح الـكـنــوز “Solution of the puzzles and keys to the treasures”; Epistle attributed to Socrales on divine art; Piece of seventeen verses on the qualities of the golden elixir (خــواص الاكـسـيـر الـذهـب), by Géber, followed by a commentary and another piece of verse on the most honorable stone (الـحـجـر الـمـكــرم); Anonymous treatise on divine art; Treatise by the master (الاســتـاد) Dâwoud ibn Khalîl al-Antakî on the bird (الـطـايــر) or the eagle (عـقــاب), philosopher's stone so named, because it flies away and takes away what is combined with it; Another treatise on divine art; Commentary on the poem by Abou Yaḥyâ Zakarîyâ al-Marrâkoschî which deals with the virtues of the eagle (عـقــاب), also called the spirit of spirits Digitization carried out from a substitution document. This ms. is from the hand of Aḥmad Tchorbadji, janissary of Damietta; it is dated to the years 1198 and 1199 A.H. (1783-1785 A.D.). Contains: crawl Conĕاễاễاș holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds holds للللthe philosophy (اللللCon) by the adepil of your recipes; Collection of alchemy; ردConالالللللللللللConيConConConCon) by the follower of your recipes; Collection of alchemy’s recipe; رConConContains contains Scanning from a substitute document. This man is from the hand of Aễmad Tchorbadji, Janissary of Damietta; it is dated to the years 1198 and 1199 of the Hegira (1783-1785 by J. C.). Contains: كـتــاب اللآلـى و الاحـجــار “Pearls and gems”, treatise on the great work which, says the author, ʿAlî ibn abî Bakr ibn Aḥmad al-Ṣâliḥî, is called alchemy (الـكـيـمـيـا) by the vulgar, and philosophy (الـحـكـمــة) by the adepts; Collection of alchemy recipes; درّ الانــوار “Flow of lights”, treatise on alchemy (الـصـنـعـة الالاهـيــة divine art), by ʿAlî Tchelebi, nicknamed Al-Moʿallim al-djadîd “the new master” ; فـكّ الـرمــوز و مـفـاتـيـح الـكـنــوز “Solution of the puzzles and keys to the treasures”; Epistle attributed to Socrales on divine art; Piece of seventeen verses on the qualities of the golden elixir (خــواص الاكـسـيـر الـذهـب), by Géber, followed by a commentary and another piece of verse on the most honorable stone (الـحـجـر الـمـكــرم); Anonymous treatise on divine art; Treatise by the master (الاســتـاد) Dâwoud ibn Khalîl al-Antakî on the bird (الـطـايــر) or the eagle (عـقــاب), philosopher's stone so named, because it flies away and takes away what is combined with it; Another treatise on divine art; Commentary on the poem by Abou Yaḥyâ Zakarîyâ al-Marrâkoschî which deals with the virtues of the eagle (عـقــاب), also called the spirit of spirits Digitization carried out from a substitution document. This ms. is from the hand of Aḥmad Tchorbadji, janissary of Damietta; it is dated to the years 1198 and 1199 A.H. (1783-1785 A.D.).
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