Kitāb ṣuwar al-kawākib al-thābitahكتاب صور الكواكب الثابتة Ṣūfī, ʻAbd al-Raḥmān ibn ʻUmar صوفى، عبد الرحمن ابن عمر
( كتاب صور الكواكب الثابتة صوفى، عبد الرحمن ابن عمر)

İsim	Kitāb ṣuwar al-kawākib al-thābitahكتاب صور الكواكب الثابتة Ṣūfī, ʻAbd al-Raḥmān ibn ʻUmar صوفى، عبد الرحمن ابن عمر
İsim Orijinal	كتاب صور الكواكب الثابتة صوفى، عبد الرحمن ابن عمر
Basım Tarihi:	1260/1280
Basım Yeri	- Qatar National Library
Konu	Astronomy, Arab \| Astronomy, Greek \| Astronomy, Medieval \| Constellations \| more \| less
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Arapça
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	Codex; ff. iii+86+ii
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Lokasyon	British Library. India Office Records and Private Papers
Tarih	1260/1280
Notlar	An illustrated description by ‘Abd al-Raḥmān al-Ṣūfī (عبد الرحمن الصوفي) of the 48 classical constellations discussed by Ptolemy in his Almagest. The text contains labelled illustrations of the 48 constellations as viewed on a celestial globe and as viewed in the sky, along with supporting tables of individual stars within each constellation listing their Arabic names, celestial coordinates and magnitudes.This copy is defective at the beginning, missing the start of the preface, is wanting several folios and is imperfect in other ways (see detailed notes in English concerning these imperfections bound into front of volume).Incipit (f. 1r, lines 1-4):وهذا الكوكب هو ملاصق للكوكب السادس من كواكب الإكليل لأنهما جميعًا في الطول في موضع واحد غير أن الذيعلى الركبة أميل إلى الجنوب في العرض مقدار خمسين دقيقة وهما جميعًا في القدر الرابع. ولعل النقلةأو الوراقين أثبتوا لهذين الكوكبين في الأقدار د فغلط الوراق وقدر أنه ب فأثبتهما جميعًا فيالقدر الثاني ...The text ends (f. 86r) with a table headed جدول كوكبة الحوت الجنوبي بزيادة يب مب على ما في المجسطي في الطول (‘Table of the stars of Pisces australis with increase 12, 42 according to the longitudes in the Almagest’).Illustrations:Northern Hemisphere(النصف الشمالي من الكرة)(f. 7r) Ursa minor (الدب الأصغر) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 8v) Ursa major (الدب الأكبر) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 11v) Draco (التنين) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 12r) Cepheus (قيفاوس) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 13v) Boötes (العواء) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 15v) Lyra (السُلياق) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 17r) Cygnus (الدجاجة) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 19r) Cassiopeia (ذات الكرسي) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 21v) Perseus (بَرشاوش) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 22r) Auriga (ممسك الأعنة) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 23v) Serpentarius (الحوا والحية) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 24v) Serpentarius (الحوا والحية) as viewed in the sky(f. 27v) Sagitta (السهم) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 28v, upper) Aquila (العقاب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 28, lower) Delphinus (الدلفين) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 29v) Equus minor (قطعة الفرس) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 30v) Pegasus (الفرس الأعظم) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 32v) Andromeda (المرأة المسلسلة) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 33r) Andromeda with a fish(f. 33v) Andromeda with a fish(f. 34r) Triangulum (المثلث) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)Signs of the Zodiac(البروج)(f. 35v) Aries (الحمل) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 38v) Taurus (الثور) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 39r) Taurus (الثور) as viewed in the sky(f. 41v) Gemini (التؤمان) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 42r) Gemini (التؤمان) as viewed in the sky(f. 43v) Cancer (السرطان) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 45v) Leo (الأسد) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 50r) Libra (الميزان) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 51v) Scorpio (العقرب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 53r) Sagittarius (الرامي) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 54r) Sagittarius (الرامي) as viewed in the sky(f. 55v) Capricorn (الجدي) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 58r) Aquarius (ساكب الماء) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 58v) Aquarius (ساكب الماء) as viewed in the skySouthern Hemisphere(النصف الجنوبي من الكرة)(f. 61r) Cetus (قيطسّ) as viewed in the sky(f. 61v) Cetus (قيطسّ) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 63v) Orion (الجوزاء) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 64v) Orion (الجوزاء الجنوبي) as viewed in the sky(f. 65v) Eridanus (النهر) as viewed in the sky(f. 67r) Eridanus (النهر) as viewed on a cestial sphere(f. 68r) Canis major (الكلب الأكبر) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 70v) Lepus (الأرنب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 72v) Canis minor (الكلب الأصغر)(f. 75r) Argo navis (السفينة) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 75v) Argo navis (السفينة) as viewed in the sky(f. 77r) Hydra (الشجاع) as viewed in the sky (right) and as viewed on a celestial globe (left)(f. 78v) Crater (الباطية) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 79v) Corvus (الغراب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 80r) Centaurus and Lupus (قنطورس والسبع) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 83r) Ara (المجمرة) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 83v) Corona australis (الإكليل الجنوبي) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 85r) Piscis australis (الحوت الجنوبي) as viewed in the sky (upper) and as viewed on a celestial globe (lower)A diagram (f. 86r) inscribed by an owner in Qazwīn, dated 678 AH (AD 1279-80) uses a method for determining the qiblah that was first described in Marāgha in 1271. For this and a discussion of the date of this manuscript see Carey, 'Mapping the Mnemonic', 2010. \| Codex; ff. iii+86+ii \| Material: PaperDimensions: 335 x 240 mm leaf [260 x 200 mm written]Foliation: British Museum foliation in pencil; Arabic foliation in in faded brown ink along with what are perhaps quire marks although extensive damage to and replacement of margins makes this difficult to determine.Ruling: none visible; an average of 26 lines per page on pages without illustrations or tables; vertical spacing 11 lines per 10 cmScript: NaskhInk: Black ink, with rubricated headings, labels and text stops in red. Some tables and illustrations in ink that has faded to brown. Stars in illustrations are outlined in red and fill in goldDecoration:Binding: British Museum bindingCondition: Defective at beginning and missing a number of leaves (see notes bound into front of volume); waterstains and foxing towards tail fore-edge margin; all margins have been replaced but this rarely affects text, tables or illustrationsMarginalia: Very few marginal corrections and notes by more than one hand \| more \| less
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Kitāb ṣuwar al-kawākib al-thābitahكتاب صور الكواكب الثابتة Ṣūfī, ʻAbd al-Raḥmān ibn ʻUmar صوفى، عبد الرحمن ابن عمر

( كتاب صور الكواكب الثابتة صوفى، عبد الرحمن ابن عمر)

Basım Tarihi 1260/1280

Basım Yeri - Qatar National Library

Tür Kitap

Dil Arapça

Dijital Evet

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar Codex; ff. iii+86+ii

Kütüphane Ortadoğu Dijital Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 81055/vdc_100000000094.0x000093_ar | 81055/vdc_100000000094.0x000093_en | Or 5323

Kayıt Numarası 81055%2Fvdc_100000000094.0x000093_dlme

Lokasyon British Library. India Office Records and Private Papers

Tarih 1260/1280

Notlar An illustrated description by ‘Abd al-Raḥmān al-Ṣūfī (عبد الرحمن الصوفي) of the 48 classical constellations discussed by Ptolemy in his Almagest. The text contains labelled illustrations of the 48 constellations as viewed on a celestial globe and as viewed in the sky, along with supporting tables of individual stars within each constellation listing their Arabic names, celestial coordinates and magnitudes.This copy is defective at the beginning, missing the start of the preface, is wanting several folios and is imperfect in other ways (see detailed notes in English concerning these imperfections bound into front of volume).Incipit (f. 1r, lines 1-4):وهذا الكوكب هو ملاصق للكوكب السادس من كواكب الإكليل لأنهما جميعًا في الطول في موضع واحد غير أن الذيعلى الركبة أميل إلى الجنوب في العرض مقدار خمسين دقيقة وهما جميعًا في القدر الرابع. ولعل النقلةأو الوراقين أثبتوا لهذين الكوكبين في الأقدار د فغلط الوراق وقدر أنه ب فأثبتهما جميعًا فيالقدر الثاني ...The text ends (f. 86r) with a table headed جدول كوكبة الحوت الجنوبي بزيادة يب مب على ما في المجسطي في الطول (‘Table of the stars of Pisces australis with increase 12, 42 according to the longitudes in the Almagest’).Illustrations:Northern Hemisphere(النصف الشمالي من الكرة)(f. 7r) Ursa minor (الدب الأصغر) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 8v) Ursa major (الدب الأكبر) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 11v) Draco (التنين) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 12r) Cepheus (قيفاوس) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 13v) Boötes (العواء) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 15v) Lyra (السُلياق) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 17r) Cygnus (الدجاجة) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 19r) Cassiopeia (ذات الكرسي) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 21v) Perseus (بَرشاوش) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 22r) Auriga (ممسك الأعنة) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 23v) Serpentarius (الحوا والحية) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 24v) Serpentarius (الحوا والحية) as viewed in the sky(f. 27v) Sagitta (السهم) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 28v, upper) Aquila (العقاب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 28, lower) Delphinus (الدلفين) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 29v) Equus minor (قطعة الفرس) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 30v) Pegasus (الفرس الأعظم) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 32v) Andromeda (المرأة المسلسلة) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 33r) Andromeda with a fish(f. 33v) Andromeda with a fish(f. 34r) Triangulum (المثلث) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)Signs of the Zodiac(البروج)(f. 35v) Aries (الحمل) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 38v) Taurus (الثور) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 39r) Taurus (الثور) as viewed in the sky(f. 41v) Gemini (التؤمان) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 42r) Gemini (التؤمان) as viewed in the sky(f. 43v) Cancer (السرطان) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 45v) Leo (الأسد) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 50r) Libra (الميزان) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 51v) Scorpio (العقرب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 53r) Sagittarius (الرامي) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 54r) Sagittarius (الرامي) as viewed in the sky(f. 55v) Capricorn (الجدي) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 58r) Aquarius (ساكب الماء) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 58v) Aquarius (ساكب الماء) as viewed in the skySouthern Hemisphere(النصف الجنوبي من الكرة)(f. 61r) Cetus (قيطسّ) as viewed in the sky(f. 61v) Cetus (قيطسّ) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 63v) Orion (الجوزاء) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 64v) Orion (الجوزاء الجنوبي) as viewed in the sky(f. 65v) Eridanus (النهر) as viewed in the sky(f. 67r) Eridanus (النهر) as viewed on a cestial sphere(f. 68r) Canis major (الكلب الأكبر) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 70v) Lepus (الأرنب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 72v) Canis minor (الكلب الأصغر)(f. 75r) Argo navis (السفينة) as viewed on a celestial globe(f. 75v) Argo navis (السفينة) as viewed in the sky(f. 77r) Hydra (الشجاع) as viewed in the sky (right) and as viewed on a celestial globe (left)(f. 78v) Crater (الباطية) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 79v) Corvus (الغراب) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 80r) Centaurus and Lupus (قنطورس والسبع) as viewed on a celestial globe (upper) and as viewed in the sky (lower)(f. 83r) Ara (المجمرة) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 83v) Corona australis (الإكليل الجنوبي) as viewed on a celestial globe (right) and as viewed in the sky (left)(f. 85r) Piscis australis (الحوت الجنوبي) as viewed in the sky (upper) and as viewed on a celestial globe (lower)A diagram (f. 86r) inscribed by an owner in Qazwīn, dated 678 AH (AD 1279-80) uses a method for determining the qiblah that was first described in Marāgha in 1271. For this and a discussion of the date of this manuscript see Carey, 'Mapping the Mnemonic', 2010. | Codex; ff. iii+86+ii | Material: PaperDimensions: 335 x 240 mm leaf [260 x 200 mm written]Foliation: British Museum foliation in pencil; Arabic foliation in in faded brown ink along with what are perhaps quire marks although extensive damage to and replacement of margins makes this difficult to determine.Ruling: none visible; an average of 26 lines per page on pages without illustrations or tables; vertical spacing 11 lines per 10 cmScript: NaskhInk: Black ink, with rubricated headings, labels and text stops in red. Some tables and illustrations in ink that has faded to brown. Stars in illustrations are outlined in red and fill in goldDecoration:Binding: British Museum bindingCondition: Defective at beginning and missing a number of leaves (see notes bound into front of volume); waterstains and foxing towards tail fore-edge margin; all margins have been replaced but this rarely affects text, tables or illustrationsMarginalia: Very few marginal corrections and notes by more than one hand | more | less

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