Surprise as unknown Irish translation of Ibn Sīna discovered in spine of book

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Manuscript of ancient physician’s Canon of Medicine had been used to bind a later book, and shows that medieval Ireland’s medicine was in step with the rest of Europe

A 15th-century vellum manuscript of the writing of the revered Persian physician Ibn Sīna, or Avicenna, has been found being used to bind a later book, revealing for the first time that his seminal Canon of Medicine was translated into Irish.

 

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Cool find! Interesting to see past link ups between cultures!

History info: Union Jack was a wrestler in the 15 hundreds. They named the flag after him because he was the only man at the time that could understand a Welshman. He was an immigrant from Ireland that jumped over the wall from Hadrian into Yorkshire.

Bloody fascinating. Related article:

Interesting. Hmmm

Do you mean Aviccena?

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