@misc{Rodriguez-Arribas_Josefina_A_2023,
 author={Rodriguez-Arribas, Josefina},
 volume={23},
 number={1-2},
 copyright={Prawa zastrzeżone - dostęp ograniczony},
 journal={Aleph : Historical Studies in Science and Judaism},
 howpublished={online},
 year={2023},
 publisher={Indiana University Press},
 language={eng},
 abstract={Jacob Ibn Isaac al-Corsuno wrote a treatise on the construction of astrolabes in Arabic (Seville 1376, non-extant) which has survived in a later Hebrew version produced by Jacob al-Corsuno himself (Barcelona 1378). Having published in 2018 a scientific edition of the Hebrew version based on the only manuscript known by then (München BSB heb. 261), I have recently identified a new manuscript containing part of the Hebrew version (Paris BnF hébr. 1030) which differs significantly from the BSB witness. This article uses this discovery (a) to conduct an in-depth study of the two manuscripts of Jacob al-Corsuno’s text, focusing in particular on their codicological, textual, and paratextual features and what they can tell us about the scribes, users, and their corresponding contexts; (b) to publish a critical edition of Jacob al-Corsuno’s text based on both manuscripts (together with the edition of two short manuscript texts related to al-Corsuno’s treatise); and (c) to update/correct the edition and translation previously published.},
 title={A Newly Identified Manuscript on Astrolabes by Jacob Ibn Isaac al-Corsuno : Another Possible Witness of Scientific Curricula in Sephardic Yeshivot?},
 type={Tekst},
 keywords={rękopisy żydowskie, instrumenty naukowe, Jacob Ibn Isaac al-Corsuno},
}