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The astrolabe through history
The Astrolabe Through History
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Astrolabe of ‘Umar ibn Yusuf ibn ‘Umar ibn ‘Ali ibn Rasul al-Muzaffari
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Universal astrolabe
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Epact: Scientific Instruments of Medieval and Renaissance Europe
Antediluvian
(#102) An Indo Persian brass Astrolabe, Lahore school, signed by Diya' al-Din Muhammad Ibn Qa'im Muhammad Asturlabi Humayuni al-Lahuri, dated A.H.1064/A.D.1653
Globes,Orrerys,astrolabe, selenographia,sundials and calenders.
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(#100) An elegant astrolabe mater and plates attributable to the prolific Hâjjî 'Alî, Isfahan, dated A.H. [120]3 / A.D. 1788-9
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(#338) A Maghribi astrolabe with simplified rete, dated 1207 AH/1792-3 AD
Astronomical Clocks
![(#100) An elegant astrolabe mater and plates attributable to the prolific Hâjjî 'Alî, Isfahan, dated A.H. [120]3 / A.D. 1788-9](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/80/87/5c/80875c3417fc869217aa0a7fbe43388c.jpg)
