Ibn al-Wāfid

Also found as Ibn al-Wafid

Named as an Andalusian scientific contemporary of al-Zahrāwī.

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1001 Inventions

Edited by Salim T. S. al-Hassani

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Printed p. 183 PDF p. 186Reading page

“…that took this European journey included books by Ibn al-Wafid of Spain, who was published in Latin more than 50 times. His main work was called The Book of Simple Drugs and ran…”

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Printed p. 314 PDF p. 317Biographical entry

“…(d. 1033); Su har, Oman; physician and encyclopedist. Ibn al-Wafid, Abu al-Mutarrif abd al-Rahman (1008-1 074); also known as Abenguef:tt; Toledo, Spain; physician and pharmacologist. Ibn Badis, al-Mu'i zz (1007-1061); Tunisia; historian, scientist,…”

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