PERSON

Yūsuf al-Khūrī al-Qass al-Sāḥir

Name (arabic)

يوسف الخوري القسّ الساحر

Name (translit)

Yūsuf al-Khūrī al-Qass al-Sāḥir

Alias

Yūsuf al-Khūrī al-Qiss
Yūḥannā ibn Yūsuf al-Qass

Flourished

Died

299H/912J

Notes

A Christian priest, physician and mathematician, who translated from Syriac into Arabic Archimedes' Treatise on Triangles (which was later revised by Sinān ibn Thābit), and the medical works of Galen.

Number in MAMS

117

ismi_id

95824

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