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The Commentary of Galen on the Book of Hippocrates On Prognostics (Tafsīr Jālīnūs li-kitāb Buqrāṭ fī taqdimat al-maʿrifah)

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Language: Arabic
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The Commentary of Galen on the Book of Hippocrates On Prognostics (Tafsīr Jālīnūs li-kitāb Buqrāṭ fī taqdimat al-maʿrifah) This is the Commentary of Galen on the Book of Hippocrates On Prognostics (Tafsīr Jālīnūs li-kitāb Buqrāṭ fī taqdimat al-maʿrifah). This copy is unsigned and undated. The appearance of the paper, ink, and script suggest a dating of before the end of the thirteenth century, possibly in Syria or Egypt.

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
Digital Bodleian digitized manuscript Digital Bodleian completeness: partial; 3 digitized image(s); Shelfmark: Bodleian Library MS. Laud Or. 139	—	—	Arabic	—	Partial public reader	Digital Bodleian — Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford (opens in a new tab) Digital Bodleian — Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford (opens in a new tab) Digital Bodleian — Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford (opens in a new tab)