al-Qawl al-tāmm fī al-niẓām : al-nuẓum al-ilāhīyah fī al-akwān, [193-?].
(القول التام في النظام : النظم الالهية في الاكوان، [193-م?].)

Name: al-Qawl al-tāmm fī al-niẓām : al-nuẓum al-ilāhīyah fī al-akwān, [193-?].
Author: Avicenna, 980-1037.

İsim	al-Qawl al-tāmm fī al-niẓām : al-nuẓum al-ilāhīyah fī al-akwān, [193-?].
İsim Orijinal	القول التام في النظام : النظم الالهية في الاكوان، [193-م?].
Yazar	Avicenna, 980-1037.
Basım Tarihi:	[193-?]
Konu	Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan / Ann Arbor., Metaphysics, Metaphysics / Early works to 1800., Islamic philosophy, Islamic philosophy / Early works to 1800.
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Arapça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Bilinmiyor
Sayfa Sayısı	64
Fiziksel Boyutlar	64 leaves : paper ; 170 x 108 mm. bound to 180 x 112 mm
Kütüphane:	HathiTrust Dijital Kütüphanesi
Kayıt Numarası	006833647
Lokasyon	University of Michigan
Notlar	About: Careful copy of excerpts from a philosophical work attributed to Ibn Sīnā (d.1037). \| Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 986 Origin: Lacks dated colophon ; likely copied in Egypt in the late 1930s and bound for James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974). Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. no. 135 Binding: Boards covered in dark green cloth with dark green leather over spine (quarter binding) ; pastedowns and flyleaves in wove paper printed with a floral vegetal pattern in green ; spine gold-stamped with title and decorative accents over raised bands "النظم الالهية \| ابن سينا \| J.H.D." ; sewn in white thread over two recessed cords ; stuck-on endbands (blue and white stripe) ; overall in fairly good condition though with curvature in boards (negative draw in lower board, positive draw in upper board). Support: Wove paper. Decoration: Text executed entirely in red ink. Script: Ruqʻah ; quick, compact hand in a medium line ; serifless and freely ligatured with effect of inclination to the right and of words descending to baseline, mainly closed counters, pointing somewhat careless and in strokes rather than distinct dots, final yāʼ usually unpointed. Layout: Written mainly in 15-17 lines per page. Collation: i, IV (8), II (12), 2 IV(28), II (32), VI (44), I (46), 2 IV(62), I (64), i ; mainly quaternions and binions or single bifolia ; catchwords present ; pages left blank between sections with a few serving as 'title pages' (see pp.57, 65, etc.) ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during digitization. Explicit: "عماهم فيه فسألوا ربكم درجاتهم واصبروا على نوائب دهركم تدركوا سعيهم" Incipit: "ومما يدل على ذلك ان المانع من قبول الفيض التضاد والكثافة الطبيعية ولذا اذا تركبت الاجسام البسيطة المتضادة الطبائع واعتدلت استعدت بذلك لقبول الفيض والحياة بقدر الاعتدال والتوسط الذي هو تنزه عن جميع الاضداد وجمع لها باسرها ..." Title supplied by cataloguer. Ms. codex. On upper pastedown, label with ex libris of James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974), stamped with inventory number, "Ex Libris \| J. Heyworth-Dunne \| D. Lit. (London) \| No. 7930" ; UM Library inscription on p.3 "Dunning \| Heyworth-Dunne \| 6-13-51 \| 71955" ; occasional marginal glosses.

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(القول التام في النظام : النظم الالهية في الاكوان، [193-م?].)

Yazar Avicenna, 980-1037.

Basım Tarihi [193-?]

Konu Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan / Ann Arbor., Metaphysics, Metaphysics / Early works to 1800., Islamic philosophy, Islamic philosophy / Early works to 1800.

Tür Kitap

Dil Arapça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Bilinmiyor

Sayfa Sayısı 64

Fiziksel Boyutlar 64 leaves : paper ; 170 x 108 mm. bound to 180 x 112 mm

Kütüphane HathiTrust Dijital Kütüphanesi

Kayıt Numarası 006833647

Lokasyon University of Michigan

Notlar About: Careful copy of excerpts from a philosophical work attributed to Ibn Sīnā (d.1037). | Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 986 Origin: Lacks dated colophon ; likely copied in Egypt in the late 1930s and bound for James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974). Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. no. 135 Binding: Boards covered in dark green cloth with dark green leather over spine (quarter binding) ; pastedowns and flyleaves in wove paper printed with a floral vegetal pattern in green ; spine gold-stamped with title and decorative accents over raised bands "النظم الالهية | ابن سينا | J.H.D." ; sewn in white thread over two recessed cords ; stuck-on endbands (blue and white stripe) ; overall in fairly good condition though with curvature in boards (negative draw in lower board, positive draw in upper board). Support: Wove paper. Decoration: Text executed entirely in red ink. Script: Ruqʻah ; quick, compact hand in a medium line ; serifless and freely ligatured with effect of inclination to the right and of words descending to baseline, mainly closed counters, pointing somewhat careless and in strokes rather than distinct dots, final yāʼ usually unpointed. Layout: Written mainly in 15-17 lines per page. Collation: i, IV (8), II (12), 2 IV(28), II (32), VI (44), I (46), 2 IV(62), I (64), i ; mainly quaternions and binions or single bifolia ; catchwords present ; pages left blank between sections with a few serving as 'title pages' (see pp.57, 65, etc.) ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during digitization. Explicit: "عماهم فيه فسألوا ربكم درجاتهم واصبروا على نوائب دهركم تدركوا سعيهم" Incipit: "ومما يدل على ذلك ان المانع من قبول الفيض التضاد والكثافة الطبيعية ولذا اذا تركبت الاجسام البسيطة المتضادة الطبائع واعتدلت استعدت بذلك لقبول الفيض والحياة بقدر الاعتدال والتوسط الذي هو تنزه عن جميع الاضداد وجمع لها باسرها ..." Title supplied by cataloguer. Ms. codex. On upper pastedown, label with ex libris of James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974), stamped with inventory number, "Ex Libris | J. Heyworth-Dunne | D. Lit. (London) | No. 7930" ; UM Library inscription on p.3 "Dunning | Heyworth-Dunne | 6-13-51 | 71955" ; occasional marginal glosses.