Add to ORKGEntirely tables: astronomical tables, star catalogs, and geographical tables based on those of Ulugh Beg. Calendrical table for Islamic years 1110 [1698] to 2100 [2658].Watermarks: Three crescents; Andrea Galvani of Pordenone. See Edward Heawood, Watermarks, Mainly of the 17th and 18th Centuries (Hilversum ,1950), pp. 24 and 36.Tables rubricated; some foliation in pencil.Probable 18th-cent. date based on start date of tables.Entirely tables: astronomical tables, star catalogs, and geographical tables based on those of Ulugh Beg. Calendrical table for Islamic years 1110 [1698] to 2100 [2658].Mode of access: Internet.McGregor FundPurchased in Cairo, 1933/34. Owner's mark: on front of ms., manuscript notes in handwriting of Max Meyerhof
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A compendium on theoretical astronomy, apparently an Arabic translation of the Persian, Gayhānʹshinā...
"A treatise dealing mainly with astrology.... This work merits investigation." David A. King, A Surv...
"Planetary tables for the longitude of Damascus, with an introduction in unnumbered bābs." David A. ...
Astronomical tables for the latitude of Cairo based on the Raṣd of Ulugh Beg (1349-1449), including ...
Astronomical tables made in the year 1754 for latitude 36,40⁰ (Tunis); includes tables for timekeepi...
Fragments on calendar conversion and star observation, including a short calendrical table for Islam...
Astronomical tables for the latitude of 41⁰ (Istanbul), with brief instructions for their use.Waterm...
Almost entirely tables for timekeeping, perhaps for Istanbul (latitude 41⁰)?; short sharḥ in Turkish...
Described inside cover as a "first draft of a calendar," this piece includes calculations for the vi...
Includes tables for Islamic years 1149 [1736 or 7] to 1224 [1809 or 10], which is the basis for the ...
Watermark: Crown with grapes; VINHA(?)/AGREST in roman.Tables rubricated.Mode of access: Internet.Mc...
Deals with the conversion of calendars in the Coptic and Islamic systems, making astronomical observ...
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Assorted material on timekeeping and the Coptic calendar.Text rubricated and overlined in red; margi...
"A treatise on the use of the Indian circle (a geometrical construction for determining the meridian...
A compendium on theoretical astronomy, apparently an Arabic translation of the Persian, Gayhānʹshinā...
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"Planetary tables for the longitude of Damascus, with an introduction in unnumbered bābs." David A. ...