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Albucasis The Father Of Modern Surgery 1st Edition Bridget Lim Fred Ramen

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Albucasis The Father Of Modern Surgery 1st Edition Bridget Lim Fred Ramen
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Publisher: Rosen Publishing Group
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 12 MB
Pages: 114
Author: Bridget Lim; Fred Ramen
ISBN: 9781508171331, 1508171335
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: 1

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Albucasis The Father Of Modern Surgery 1st Edition Bridget Lim Fred Ramen by Bridget Lim; Fred Ramen 9781508171331, 1508171335 instant download after payment.

Albucasis was born near Córdoba in al-Andalus, the center of a flourishing culture of science and philosophy. There, the two disciplines often complimented one another as traditional Islamic theology and law were embraced alongside the secular sciences. Among the many Islamic physicians and scientists who advanced medical science in their lifetimes, Albucasis would codify the art of surgery in an encyclopedic work, al-Tasrif, that it is still read today. His story is intimately connected to the history of Islam and how Muslims preserved the knowledge of the old Roman world, information that Europe would not rediscover for another four hundred years.

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