Journal of - International Society for the History of Islamic Medicine

‘Alī b. Sahl Rabbān al-Tabarī and His Works
Salim AYDUZ
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Fig. 1: The cover page of al-Tabari’s book Firdausu’l-Hikmat
with Arabic letters, published in Berlin in 1928 by M. Z. Siddqi.
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