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scholars Latin translators called him many
variants such as Messahala,
Messahalla, Messala, Macellama, and Macelarma, Messahalah.[citation needed] Dodge...
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found in Skeat’s
Treatise On The Astrolabe. and in Gunther's
Chaucer and
Messahalla on the Astrolabe. Paul
Kunitzsch argued that the
treatise on the astrolabe...
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compiled A
Treatise on the
Astrolabe for his son,
mainly based on a work by
Messahalla or Ibn al-Saffar. The same
source was
translated by
French astronomer...
- (801–873), the eighth-century
Jewish astrologer Al
Batrig Mashallah (
Messahalla), Hermes, and
Dorotheos of Sidon.
mathematical and
astronomical De mensura...
- the
treatise on the
composition and use of the
astrolabe ascribed to
Messahalla".
Archives Internationales d'Histoire des
Sciences Oxford. 31 (106): 42–62...
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Byzantine du traité sur l'astrolabe du Pseudo-
Messahalla [A
Byzantine version of the Pseudo-
Messahalla astrolabe treatise], with Régine
Leurquin and Claudy...
