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BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTRIBUTOR

Michio Yano

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Michio

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Yano

Bibliography entries by this contributor

Bagheri, Mohammad, Jan Hogendijk, and Michio Yano. 2010. “Kūshyār Ibn Labbān Gīlānī’s Treatise On The Distances And Sizes Of The Celestial Bodies”. Zeitschrift Für Geschichte Der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften 19: 77-120.
Yano, Michio. 2007. “Bīrūnī: Abū Al‐Rayḥān Muḥammad Ibn Aḥmad Al‐Bīrūnī”. In The Biographical Encyclopedia Of Astronomers, ed. Thomas Hockey, 131-133. New York: Springer.
‐Qabīsī, Al. 2004. Al‐Qabīsī's The Introduction To Astrology. Eds. Charles Burnett, Yamamoto, Keiji, and Yano, Michio. London: Warburg Institute.
Ragep, F. Jamil. 2004. “Ibn Al-Haytham And Eudoxus: The Revival Of Homocentric Modeling In Islam”. In Studies In The History Of The Exact Sciences In Honour Of David Pingree, eds. Charles Burnett, Hogendijk, Jan, Plofker, Kim, and Yano, Michio, 786-809. Leiden: E. J. Brill.
Yano, Michio, and S. Ansari. 2002. “The First Equation Table For Mercury In The Huihui Li”. In History Of Oriental Astronomy, 33-43. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
Yano, Michio, Yung-Sik Kim, and Francesca Bray. 1999. “Tables Of Planetary Latitude In The Huihui Li (Ii)”. In Current Perspectives In The History Of Science In East Asia, 307-315. Seoul: Seoul National University Press.
ibn Labbān, Kūshyār. 1997. Introduction To Astrology [Kitāb Al‐Mudkhal Fī Ṣināʿat Aḥkām Al‐Nujūm] Of Kūshyār Ibn Labbān. Tran. Michio Yano. Tokyo: Tokyo University of Foreign Studies.
Yano, Michio, and Helaine Selin. 1997. “Kūshyār Ibn Labbān”. In Encyclopaedia Of The History Of Science, Technology, And Medicine In Non‐Western Cultures, 506–507. Dordrecht: Kluwer.
Maʿshar, Abū. 1994. “Abū Maʿshar's The Abbreviation Of The Introduction To Astrology. Together With The Medieval Latin Translation Of Adelard Of Bath”. Eds. Charles Burnett, Yamamoto, Keiji, and Yano, Michio. Leiden: E. J. Brill.
Yano, Michio, and Mercè Grau. 1990. “Tasyīr Computation Of Kūshyār Ibn Labbān”. Historia Scientiarum: 1-16.