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Ishaq ibn Hunayn إسحاق بن حنين

d. c. 910

Hunayn's son and the philosophical specialist of the family workshop. Where his father concentrated on Galen, Ishaq turned Aristotle, Euclid and Ptolemy into Arabic. He died in 910 or 911.

Crossings

c. 870–900 On the Soul , Greek Arabic · translator · Baghdad attested
c. 870–910 Nicomachean Ethics , Greek Arabic · translator · Baghdad probable
c. 875–900 Elements , Greek Arabic · translator · Baghdad attested
c. 879–890 Almagest , Greek Arabic · translator · Baghdad attested

Sources

Ibn al-Nadim (987). Kitab al-Fihrist.
Treiger, Alexander (2017). Reconstructing Ishaq ibn Hunayn's Arabic Translation of Aristotle's De Anima.