TEXT

[De caelo et mundo]

Title (translit)

[De caelo et mundo]

Alias

[De caelo et mundo]

Author

Language

Latin

Subject

Commented in

Notes

This is a work in Latin that goes under the title: Avicenna’s De celo et mundo and was printed in Venice with several of his other works in 1508 (I, ff. 37-42). This work has sixteen chapters whereas the De caelo of the Arabic Shifã’ has ten. Could this be the earlier version mentioned in Ibn Sīnã's ʿIllat qiyām al-arḍ? Probably not; cf. Janssens, who refers to it as pseudo-Avicenna ([1991], p. 275).

ismi_id

100534

Literature References

Ragep, F. Jamil, and Sally Ragep. 2004. “The Astronomical And Cosmological Works Of Ibn Sīnā: Some Preliminary Remarks”. In Sciences, Techniques Et Instruments Dans Le Monde Iranien (Xe– Xixe Siècle), eds. Nasr Pourjavady and Vesel, Živa, 3-15. Tehran: Presses Universitaires d' Iran / Institut Français de Recherche en Iran.

Pp. 7-8

Rozenfeld, Boris, and Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu. 2003. Mathematicians, Astronomers And Other Scholars Of Islamic Civilisation And Their Works (7Th-19Th C.). Istanbul: Research Centre for Islamic History, Art, and Culture.

P. 125 (no. 317), A17.

Janssens, Jules. 1991. An Annotated Bibliography On Ibn Sînâ (1970-1989). Leuven: Leuven University Press.

P. 275

Avicenna,. 1508. Auicene Perhypatetici Philosophi: Ac Medicorum Facile Primi Opera In Luce Redacta: Ac Nuper Quantum Ars Niti Potuit Per Canonicos Emendata. Logyca, Sufficientia, De Celo Mundo, De Anima, De Animalibus, De Intelligentiis, Philosophia Prima. Venice.

I, ff. 37-42