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Diagram from BL Harley 2728, f. 131
Diagram from BL Harley 3735, f. 23
Diagram from BL Harley 334, f. 29
Diagram of eclipses from BL Harley 3735, f. 27
Diagram from BL Harley 2407, f. 57
Diagram from BL Harley 4333, f. 57
Diagram from BL Harley 2728, f. 128v
Diagram from BL Harley 3735, f. 32v
Diagram from BL Harley 3647, f. 57
Diagram from BL Harley 3507, f. 27
Summary
Diagram at the beginning of the ~Liber donis praemii veritatis Evangelii credentibus~ (Book of the Graces Bestowed on those Servants of Allah who Believe in the Truth of the Gospel). Image taken from f. 27 of Various Christian texts in Arabic with interlinear Latin translations, including the Liber fundamentorum fidei Thesiphonis Aben atthar discipuli Jacobi Apostoli (ff. 1- 10), Liber Thesiphonis Abenathar de Essentia veneranda (ff. 12-16v), Liber historiae annuli Salomonis (ff. 18-26), Liber donis praemii veritatis Evangelii credentibus in illum erogandi (ff. 27-60v) (Book of the Graces Bestowed on those Servants of Allah who Believe in the Truth of the Gospel. Written in Arabic and Latin.
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