Kitāb al-tashrīḥ /

Name: Kitāb al-tashrīḥ /
Author: Majūsī, ʻAlī ibn al-ʻAbbās, active 10th century-11th century

Title	Kitāb al-tashrīḥ /
Author	Majūsī, ʻAlī ibn al-ʻAbbās, active 10th century-11th century
Publication Date:	Iraq ; 894 [1489]
Subject	Medicine, Arab, Medicine, Clinical medicine, history of medicine., Médecine, Médecine arabe., Médecine clinique., Manuscrits arabes, Manuscrits arabes / [0]: (CaQQLa)000282919 /Québec (Province), Manuscrits arabes / [0]: (CaQQLa)000282919 / Québec (Province) / [0]: (CaQQLa)201-0401711 /Montréal., Médecine arabe, History of Medicine, Medicine, Arabic, Clinical Medicine, Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic /Québec (Province), Manuscripts, Arabic / Québec (Province) /Montréal., Medicine, Arab, Medicine, Medicine, Arab., Medicine, Medieval, Medicine, Medieval /Middle East., Clinical medicine., History, Historical Work., Rare Material, 15th Cent.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	46, [4] unnumbered pages ; 19 x 13 cm
Library:	HathiTrust Digital Library
Record ID	103235047
Date	Iraq ; 894 [1489]
Notes	The text is deliberately subdivided into two main parts (maqālatayn), which are organized, in turn, into chapters (abwāb) and sections (fuṣūl). It is an abridgment of the anatomy-related section (the second of the first part) of the celebrated and very extensive 10th century medical compendium known as the Kitāb al-Malak. Sketches of the human skull's sutures (p.1), jaws and mouth bone system (p.2), nervous system (p.4). Marginal notes, providing explanations on some subjects discussed in the manuscripts. The codex bears 25 drawn handwritten glosses in black ink, alongside with countless textual integrations and external references marked with red inked abbreviations, both in the text block and on the margins, scattered all over the manuscript. In 19-line single column and written down in black ink, with chapter headings and diagrams highlighted in dark red ink. Overlines, signs of renvoi and abbreviations are also rubricated, as well as the drawings of the diagrams. Written during the Timurid era. Copy date from the colophon, Fine, laid, polished Oriental paper, small Indian Naskh hand. Manuscript.. The book presents a comprehensive treatment of the science and practice of medicine and anatomy of the body. Divided into 20 discourses, the first ten deal with the theory and the second ten with the practice of medicine.

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Kitāb al-tashrīḥ /

Author Majūsī, ʻAlī ibn al-ʻAbbās, active 10th century-11th century

Publication Date Iraq ; 894 [1489]

Subject Medicine, Arab, Medicine, Clinical medicine, history of medicine., Médecine, Médecine arabe., Médecine clinique., Manuscrits arabes, Manuscrits arabes / [0]: (CaQQLa)000282919 /Québec (Province), Manuscrits arabes / [0]: (CaQQLa)000282919 / Québec (Province) / [0]: (CaQQLa)201-0401711 /Montréal., Médecine arabe, History of Medicine, Medicine, Arabic, Clinical Medicine, Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic /Québec (Province), Manuscripts, Arabic / Québec (Province) /Montréal., Medicine, Arab, Medicine, Medicine, Arab., Medicine, Medieval, Medicine, Medieval /Middle East., Clinical medicine., History, Historical Work., Rare Material, 15th Cent.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions 46, [4] unnumbered pages ; 19 x 13 cm

Library HathiTrust Digital Library

Record ID 103235047

Date Iraq ; 894 [1489]

Notes The text is deliberately subdivided into two main parts (maqālatayn), which are organized, in turn, into chapters (abwāb) and sections (fuṣūl). It is an abridgment of the anatomy-related section (the second of the first part) of the celebrated and very extensive 10th century medical compendium known as the Kitāb al-Malak. Sketches of the human skull's sutures (p.1), jaws and mouth bone system (p.2), nervous system (p.4). Marginal notes, providing explanations on some subjects discussed in the manuscripts. The codex bears 25 drawn handwritten glosses in black ink, alongside with countless textual integrations and external references marked with red inked abbreviations, both in the text block and on the margins, scattered all over the manuscript. In 19-line single column and written down in black ink, with chapter headings and diagrams highlighted in dark red ink. Overlines, signs of renvoi and abbreviations are also rubricated, as well as the drawings of the diagrams. Written during the Timurid era. Copy date from the colophon, Fine, laid, polished Oriental paper, small Indian Naskh hand. Manuscript.. The book presents a comprehensive treatment of the science and practice of medicine and anatomy of the body. Divided into 20 discourses, the first ten deal with the theory and the second ten with the practice of medicine.