Medicine
Found in 39 Collections and/or Records:
Or Ms 249: دستور الاطباء Dastūr al-aṭibbāʼ, undated (extant by 19th cent. C.E.)
A work on the Indian system of medicine. It was compiled by the celebrated Muḥammad Qāsim Hindū-Shāh, commonly known as Firishtāh.
Or Ms 250: شفاء المرض Shifāʼ al-marz̤, undated (original text compiled 16th cent. C.E.)
A compendium of medicine in verse, compiled, 990 A.H. (1582 C.E.) by Shihāb al- Dīn b. ‘Abd al- Karīm.
Or Ms 251: شفاء المرض Shifāʼ al-marz̤, 1133 A.H., 1720 C.E.
A compendium of medicine in verse, compiled, 990 A.H. (1582 C.E.) by Shihāb al-Dīn b. ‘Abd al- Karīm.
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Arabic and Persian Manuscripts in Edinburgh University Library by Mohammad Hukk et al. (1925) says of the dating: "about 1133 A.H. (1720 C.E.)" and that the scribe is "Chanpā, son of Aithippā'. See Or Ms 257 for further discussion of this scribe.
Or Ms 252: فرهنگ طب Farhang-i Ṭibb, undated
A treatise in prose on materia medica by Shihāb al- Dīn b. ‘Abd al- Karīm. The names of simple medicinal substances are arranged in alphabetical order.
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Arabic and Persian Manuscripts in Edinburgh University Library by Mohammad Hukk et al. (1925) says of the dating: "about 1133 A.H. (1720 C.E.)" and that the scribe is "Chanpā, son of Aithippā'. See Or Ms 257 for further discussion of this scribe.
Or Ms 253: مجربات التداوی Mujarrabāt al-tadāwī, 1244 A.H., 1828 C.E.
A work on compound medicaments by Ghulām Muṣṭafā Bihārī.
Frontispiece illuminated with gold. Features interlinear illumination.
Or Ms 254: نصيحت نامهٔ حکماء Naṣiḥat-nāmah-yi ḥukamāʼ, undated
A few rules for health in verse, taken from ancient physicians, and containing a few hints as to the treatment of ordinary ailments, also in verse.
Or Ms 255: قرابادین (طب قادری) Qarābādīn (Tibb-i Qādirī), 1219 A.H., 1804 C.E.
An elaborate work on the compound medicaments for the human body, compiled, between 1126-1130 A.H. (1714-1718 C.E.), by a famous physician, Mīr Muḥammad Akbar, also called "Muḥammad Arzānī", who flourished during Mughal Emperor Awrangzīb's reign (1658-1707 C.E.), and was the son of Mīr Ḥājī Muqīm.
See Or Ms 256 for a further example of a work by this author.
Illuminated frontispiece.
Or Ms 256: مجرّبات اکبری Mujarrabāt-i Akbarī, 1128 A.H., 1715 C.E.
An elaborate work on the compound medicaments for the human body, compiled between 1126-1130 A.H. (1714-1718 C.E.) by famous physician Mīr Muḥammad Akbar, also called "Muḥammad Arzānī", who flourished during Mughal Emperor Awrangzīb's reign (1658-1707 C.E.), and was the son of Mīr Ḥājī Muqīm.
See Or Ms 255 for a further example of a work by this author.
Or Ms 257: طب بحری وبری Ṭibb-i baḥrī-u barrī, undated
Or Ms 258: طب نوری Ṭibb-i nūrī, undated
A treatise on medicine in verse, which, after a few folios, is continued on the margins of Or Ms 251 (with which it is bound).
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Arabic and Persian Manuscripts in Edinburgh University Library by Mohammad Hukk et al. (1925) Hukk et al. gives the dating as "about 1133 A.H. (1720 C.E.)".