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Al-Idrisi’s Norman Kingdom in the South
'The Book of Roger' is a twelfth-century Arabic geographical treatise commissioned by King Roger II of Sicily and compiled by the Muslim polymath al-Idrisi. On its completion in around 1157 it was the most detailed description of the known world produced up to that point.+4 more sources
Der Spaziergang 2. La seconda passeggiata con Al-Idrisi
Avevo appena licenziato un breve contributo sulla Geografia di Al-Idrisi, quand'ecco che il cartografo arabo bussa alla mia porta per invitarmi a ripercorrere un tragitto nell'Italia settentrionale che da Genova conduce a Ferrara...openaire +1 more source
On Sharif al-Idrisi, King Roger, Kitabu'r Rucar and Tabula Rogeriana
2022Sharif al-Idrisi is the only scientist among Islamic geographers who does not belong to a school and shows seven climates on his maps in accordance with the Ptolemy tradition. The author, who knew the previous Western sources and especially Ptolemy very well in his works, was also able to follow the Islamic geography works published before him.
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Der Spaziergang. La passeggiata in Istria e Dalmazia con Al-Idrisi
Il grande geografo arabo Abū 'Abd Allāh Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn 'Abd Allah ibn Idrīs al-Ṣabti, più noto come Al-Idrisi, è l'autore del magnifico محمد بن محمد الإديسي.openaire +1 more source
2023
Au XIIe siècle, la cour sicilienne du roi normand Roger II est un véritable lieu de rencontre entre le monde byzantin, le monde arabe et le monde latin, ce qui fait de Palerme un important centre de production et de transmission de savoirs scientifiques et philosophiques.
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Au XIIe siècle, la cour sicilienne du roi normand Roger II est un véritable lieu de rencontre entre le monde byzantin, le monde arabe et le monde latin, ce qui fait de Palerme un important centre de production et de transmission de savoirs scientifiques et philosophiques.
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Text, Terrain, and Algorithms: Searching for Al-Idrisi’s Aqranus with Formal Methods
Anthology of Computers and the HumanitiesAngel Bogdanov Grigorov, Adela Sobotkova
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