1001 Inventions
Edited by Salim T. S. al-Hassani
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Printed p. 28 PDF p. 31Reading page
“…He is from Toledo, Spain. 1091 Abu Marwan ibn Zuhr (Avenzoar) is born. He is a pioneer of experimental surgery and co-author , with Ibn Rushd (Averroes), of an original encyclopedic medical text.…”
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“…by Frere C6methe, doyen of genito-u rinary surgery." Ibn Zuhr, a 12th-century Seville physician, improved on this device by fixing a diamond at the end of the steel rod. As well as drills,…”
Text around a matching name in the supplied edition. Extraction may retain spelling or spacing errors.Printed p. 315 PDF p. 318Biographical entry
“…and astro nomer who compiled the Hakemite Tables. Ibn Zuhr, Abu Marwan (1091-1161); also known as Ave nzoar; Seville, Spain; physician, and surgeon. Al-Idrisi (1099-116 6); Ceuta (Morocco) and Palermo, Sicily; geographer and…”
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