Eighth to the Sixteenth Century - Rashid Islamic Center

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Islam, Transmission, and the Decline of Islamic Science • 129they remained the most popular astronomical tables in Europe untillate in the sixteenth century, when they were replaced by ErasmusReinhold’s Prutenic Tables based on Copernicus’s De revolutionibusorbium coelestium (Chabás and Goldstein 2003, 243–247).One of the most important figures in Toledo translations at thetime of Alfonso’s reign was Gonzalo García Gudiel, who establishedhis own scriptorium around 1273 (Chabás and Goldstein 2003, 226).Table 5.2 lists a sampling of Arabic works translated into Castilianunder the patronage of Alfonso.Table 5.2. Some of the Arabic scientific and philosophical workstranslated into CastilianDate Arabic Title Castilian/English Translatorca. 1263 Kitab al-mi ‘raj The Book ofMuhammad’s Ladder1254 An unknown work byAbu l-Hasan ‘Ali ibnAbi l-Rijal1256 The star catalogue for964 by Abu l-Husain‘Abd al-Rahman ibn‘Umar al-Sufi1259 A treatise on the useof a celestial globewritten in the ninthcentury by Qusta ibnLuqa1259? The treatise on theastrolabe by Abul-Qasim ibn al-Samh(d. 1035), a disciple ofMaslama al-Majritica 1258A treatise ‘Ali ibnKhalaf on theconstruction anduse of a universalastronomicalinstrument usingmeridian projectionsLibro complido enlos iudizios de lasestrellasLibro de las estrellasde la ochaua esperaLibro de la alcora,also called Libro de lafaycon dell espera etde sus figuraas et desus uebrasLibro del astolabioredondoLibro de la laminauniversalAbraham of ToledoJudah ben Mosesha-CohenJudah ben Mosesha-Cohen with thehelp of GuillenArremaon DaspaJudah ben Mosesha-Cohen, incollaboration withJohan Daspa; arevised versioncompleted in 1277Book I wascompiled by Isaacben SidCompiled by Isaacben Sid
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