Science and Civilization in Islam
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- ↑ Baumer 1971, pp. 183–190.
- ↑ Peters 1969, p. 1049–1050.
- ↑ Molland 1969, pp. 416–416.
- ↑ Caldarini 1988, pp. 621–621.
- ↑ Heer 1968, pp. 449–451.
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