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BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTRIBUTOR

Emilia Calvo

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Emilia

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Calvo

Bibliography entries by this contributor

Calvo, Emilia. 2007. “Ibn Muʿādh: Abū ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad Ibn Muʿādh Al-Jayyānī”. In The Biographical Encyclopedia Of Astronomers, ed. Thomas Hockey, 562-63. New York: Springer.
Calvo, Emilia. 2007. “Jābir Ibn Aflaḥ: Abū Muḥammad Jābir Ibn Aflaḥ”. In The Biographical Encyclopedia Of Astronomers, Springer Reference, ed. Thomas Hockey, 581-582. New York: Springer.
Calvo, Emilia, Nasr Pourjavady, and Živa Vesel. 2004. “The Treatise On The Zīj Al-Safāʾiḥ By Abū Jaʿfar Al-Ḫāzin: A Preliminary Study”. In Sciences, Techniques Et Instruments Dans Le Monde Iranien (Xe-Xixe Siècle), 67-78. Tehran: Presses universitaires d'Iran, l'Institut Français de recherche en Iran.
Calvo, Emilia. 2004. “Two Treatises On Miqat From The Maghrib (14Th And 15Th Centuries A.d.)”. Suhayl 4: 159-206.
Calvo, Emilia, and S. Ansari. 2002. “Ibn Al‐Kammād's Astronomical Work In Ibn Al‐Hāʾim's Al‐Zīj Al‐Kāmil Fī‐ʾL‐Taʿālīm: I. Solar Year, Trepidation, And Timekeeping”. In Science And Technology In The Islamic World, 21:109-120. Turnhout: Brepols.
Calvo, Emilia. 2001. “Transformation Of Coordinates In Ibn Bāṣo's Al‐Risāla Fī ʾL‐Ṣafīḥa Al‐Mujayyaba Dhāt Al‐Awtār”. Journal For The History Of Arabic Science 12: 3-21.
Calvo, Emilia. 2000. “A Study Of The Use Of Ibn Bāṣo's Universal Astrolabe Plate”. Archives Internationales D'histoire Des Sciences 50 (145): 264-295.
Calvo, Emilia. 1998. “Astronomical Theories Related To The Sun In Ibn Al-Hāʾim's Al-Zīj Al‐Kāmil Fī‐L‐Taʿālīm”. Zeitschrift Für Geschichte Der Arabisch-Islamischen Wissenschaften 12: 51-111.
Calvo, Emilia. 1997. “Ibn Al-Zarqāllu”. In Encyclopaedia Of The History Of Science, Technology, And Medicine In Non-Western Cultures, ed. Helaine Selin, 415-416. Dordrecht & Boston: Kluwer Academic.
Calvo, Emilia. 1997. “Yaḥyā Ibn Abī Manṣūr”. In Encyclopaedia Of The History Of Science, Technology, And Medicine In Non-Western Cultures, ed. Helaine Selin, 1043. Dordrecht; Boston: Kluwer Academic.