A Survey of the Scientific Manuscripts in the Egyptian National Library
by David A. King
Hardback (Out of print)
(December 1986)
ISBN: 9780936770147
Price: $7.00
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The Egyptian National Library (Dab al-Kutub al-Misraya) contains a vast treasury of medieval manuscripts still largely untapped by modern scholarship. Among these are some 2,500 manuscripts relating to the exact sciences, mathematics, and astonomy, which constitute the largest single collection of medieval scientific manuscripts in the world.
- By (author) David A. King
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