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1. كتاب تأسيس الصحة بشرح اللمحة / تأليف الشيخ الامام العلامة وحيد دهره وفريد عصره وفقير رحمة ربه محمود بن احمد العينتابي الحنفي
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- Abstract: Elegant copy of a commentary on al-Lamḥah al-ʻAfīfīyah fī al-ṭibb, a work on medicine by Abū Saʻd ibn Abī Surūr al-Sāwī al-Isrāʼīlī ibn Amīr al-Dawlah, also known as al-ʻAfīf ibn Abī Saʻīd al-Sāwī (see Kashf al-ẓunūn, ed. Fluegel, vol. 5, p. 329 and M. Meyerhof, Mediaeval Jewish Physicians, in Isis, 28 (1938), p. 458). The text is followed by a reading statement written by Abū al-Ṣalāḥ Madyan ibn ʻAbd al-Raḥman al-Qūṣūnī, physician (ṭabīb) in the Dār al-Shifāʼ in Miṣr, dated beginning of Rabīʻ al-Awwal 1020 May 1611 to 26 Dhū al-Ḥijjah 1025 Jan. 4, 1617. The seal on fol. 292b is apparently related to this statement.Binding note: Dark brown leather on paper pasteboards for upper and lower covers, fore-edge flap and envelope flap (the last two disbound). Both covers have a central floral gilt pattern and a border consisting of gilt fillets and a Greek key pattern, with a floral motif in each inner corner. Similar border on the envelope flap. Paper pastedown and free endpaper. Similar to Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 608H.Ms. codex.Title from title page (fol. 1a).Physical description: 27 lines per page. Written in elegant medium large naskh in black ink, with use of red and green ink. The text is framed within a gold and black border on fol. 1b-2a. Thick light cream paper with laid lines and pulp visible. The paper is frame-ruled. Fol. (ii) is a latter addition on glazed European paper with watermark ("Tre Lune"). Marginal annotations. Collation statement stating that the text has been collated with a copy dated 881 H. 1476 or 77 (fol. 292b, lower margin). Kabīkaj on fol. (ii)a. Excerpt attributed to Avicenna on a small piece of paper placed between fol. 63 and 64.Decoration: Illuminated title page (ʻunwān) in blue, gold, and some red on fol. 1a. A cartouche on the upper part of the page bears the title written in blue(?) on a gold ground and a rinceau in blue. To the left of this cartouche is a small medallion in gold and red. The cartouche and medallion are outlined in blue. The rest of the page has a central large twelve petal roundel executed in blue and gold, and bearing the name of the author in gold. Above and underneath the roundel, is an inscription in gold outlined in black mentioning the name of the patron. The edges of the text block and the upper margin of fol. 1b are decorated with a floral motif in gold.Collation: Paper, fol. ii, 294, ii ; i (free endpaper) + i (European glazed paper) + 1¹⁰ (-1, before fol. 1) 2-29¹⁰ 30 (5 leaves) + i (European glazed paper) +i (free endpaper) ; catchword on the verso of each leaf ; the quires are numbered using Arabic numerals.Origin: Copy completed on 18 Rabīʻ al-Ākhar 870 Dec. 8, 1465 by Abū al-Wafā Muḥammad ibn Ismāʻīl (fol. 292b).Patronage: Copied for Shams al-Dīn al-Qūṣūnī, physician in Cairo (Miṣr) (illuminated title page, fol. 1a).Incipit: الحمد لله الذي شرح فى ادنى من لمحة مشكلات الادوا والاسقام وعافى بلطفه ... وبعد فلما كان علم الابدان ... قال فصل في امراض الراس اي هذا فصل يذكر فيه امراض الراس واسبابها وعلاماتها ولنقدم على ذلك تشريح الراس كما وعدنا ليكون عونا على استنباط المسايل واستحضارهاExplicit: وخليت في البيت هربت البواقى قيل ان اخد جردون وخُصي او قطع دنبه وخلى فى البيت قتل البواقى من الفار والله تعالى اعلم واحكم وهو ولي العصمة والتوفيق