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Canon Medicinae: Preliminary Edition of Book One (Fann One) of Avicenna's Canon of Medicine (Original Arabic text and Latin translation by Gerard of Cremona). القانون في الطب
No full textPreliminary edition of Book One, Fann One of Ibn Sīnā's al-Qānūn fī al-Ṭibb and of Gerard of Cremona's Latin translation. The edition has been carried out as part of Nicola Carpentieri's Research Project LATQAN (2020-2022). The text has been co-edited by Dr. Isaac Lampurlanes Farre (University of Padua) and Dr. Sherif Masry (Bibliotheca Alexandrina).
The Arabic manuscripts used for the Arabic text are:
B: BNF 2895 (Canon_d'Avicenne_Premier_livre_2895)
E: Escorial 822 (ESC. Ms. árabe 822)
L: Laurenziana 56 (Laurenziana- Orient 195).
The Latin manuscripts used for the edition are:
A: Milan, Biblioteca Ambrosiana, C292 Inf., fols 1ra-49rb (ca. 1200)
B: Angers, Bibliotheque municipale, 458, fols 1ra-111vb (ca. 1250)
L: Florence, Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, ms. Plut. 73-14, fols 1ra-61vb (1230-1240)
M: Madrid, Biblioteca Nacional de España, MSS/928, fols 1ra-34ra (1248-1250)
O: Oxford, Bodleian Library, Lat. Misc. c. 73, fols 79ra-91va (ca. 1240)
P: Paris, Bibliotheque Nationale de France, lat. 16186, fols 9ra-45vb (XIII century)
V: Vatican City, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Vat. lat. 2412, fols 1ra-72rb (1258)
Y: Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, clm 13017, fols 1ra-52vb (1246)
Z: Munich, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, clm 14, fols 3ra-76rb (1250)
The LATQAN Project obtained the digital copies of manuscripts containing Book One of the Canon of Avicenna from twenty different libraries in countries around the world, thus gathering as completely as possible all copies of manuscripts containing this crucial historical text. Through careful compilation, our team has chosen the above core manuscripts. By doing this work, not only have we created public, searchable transcriptions of important texts hitherto available only as fragile, handwritten documents, we are also able to better understand the history of the transmission of this text.
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Ex Africa ad Danubium: Africani in Moesia Inferior (I-III secolo d.C.)
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Box 14, Neg. No. 9368: Felipe Dela Farre
No full textThis black and white photograph features a portrait of Felipe Dela Farre - he is wearing a suit and a hat. Felipe Dela Farre ordered the photograph.https://scholars.fhsu.edu/stafford_county/2428/thumbnail.jp
Tra Quiritinus e Diana Regina: acculturazione e integrazione in alcune città della Moesia Inferior
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Farre-lab/Spermatid_DSB_paper/code/v1.0.0
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Severo Alessandro e le città dell’Africa Proconsolare: una nuova testimonianza da Thignica
No full textIn questo contributo viene presentata una nuova iscrizione frammentaria proveniente da Thignica, odierna Aïn Tounga, in Tunisia: si tratta di una dedica posta dal municipium a un imperatore identificabile con Severo Alessandro o un suo successore. La menzione del cognomentum Alexandrianum nella titolatura della città suggerisce la concessione di beneficia da parte dell’ultimo dei Severi
Geografia epigrafica delle aree interne della Provincia Sardinia
No full textQuesto lavoro cerca di tratteggiare il dinamico processo di acculturazione della cosiddettaBarbariasarda in età romana, tra la Repubblica e l'Alto Impero, rianalizzando una selezione di iscrizioni latine rinvenute nella Sardegna centrale e databili tra II secolo a.C. e inizi del IV secolo d.C.; destinato a studenti e studiosi che vogliano approfondire questa tematica, il lavoro delinea tempi e modi del complesso rapporto fra Sardi delle aree interne e della costa e immigrati italici, offrendo alcune chiavi di lettura che costituiscono un ulteriore contributo alla definizione di una società sardo-romana sincretica e lontana dagli stereotipi della "resistenza" e della "passiva romanizzazione" della Barbagia.Questo lavoro cerca di tratteggiare il dinamico processo di acculturazione della cosiddetta Barbaria sarda in età romana, tra la Repubblica e l'Alto Impero, rianalizzando una selezione di iscrizioni latine rinvenute nella Sardegna centrale e databili tra II secolo a.C. e inizi del IV secolo d.C.; destinato a studenti e studiosi che vogliano approfondire questa tematica, il lavoro delinea tempi e modi del complesso rapporto fra Sardi delle aree interne e della costa e immigrati italici, offrendo alcune chiavi di lettura che costituiscono un ulteriore contributo alla definizione di una società sardo-romana sincretica e lontana dagli stereotipi della "resistenza" e della "passiva romanizzazione" della Barbagia
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Biosensori elettrochimici di tipo amperometrico di potenziale interesse nella caratterizzazione di produzioni agroalimentari
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