Hunayn ibn Ishaq

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Hunayn ibn Ishaq was a prominent 9th-century Arab Christian physician, translator, and scholar renowned for his influential Arabic translations of Greek scientific and philosophical works, especially in medicine.

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instanceOf 9th-century person
Arab
Christian
medieval physician
physician
scholar
translator
birthYear c. 809
child Ishaq ibn Hunayn
deathYear 873
denomination Assyrian Church of the East
surface form: Church of the East
employer House of Wisdom
surface form: Bayt al-Hikma

House of Wisdom
ethnicity Arab
family Ishaq ibn Hunayn
field linguistics
medicine
ophthalmology
pharmacology
philosophy
fullName Abu Zayd Hunayn ibn Ishaq al-Ibadi
influence Arabic philosophical terminology
Islamic medicine
medieval European medicine
knownFor Arabic translations of Greek medical texts
Arabic translations of Greek scientific works
leadership in the Graeco-Arabic translation movement
systematic translation methodology
translations of Galen
translations of Hippocrates
language Arabic
Greek
Syriac
legacy standardization of Arabic medical vocabulary
methodology comparative use of multiple Greek manuscripts
translation into Syriac then Arabic
name Hunayn ibn Ishaq self-link
notableWork Book of Questions on Medicine
Book of the Ten Treatises on the Eye
On the Properties of Foodstuffs
Kitab al-Adwiya al-Mufrada
surface form: Risala on the Names of Drugs
occupation physician
scholar
translator
patron al-Ma'mun
surface form: Caliph al-Ma'mun

al-Mutawakkil
surface form: Caliph al-Mutawakkil
position head of translators at the House of Wisdom
religion Christianity
schoolTradition House of Wisdom
surface form: Graeco-Arabic translation movement
workedIn Abbasid Caliphate
Baghdad

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House of Wisdom notableScholar Hunayn ibn Ishaq
Islamic medicine keyFigure Hunayn ibn Ishaq
Hunayn ibn Ishaq name Hunayn ibn Ishaq self-link
Syriac medical tradition keyFigure Hunayn ibn Ishaq