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Aydin Sayilli (* 1913; † 1993 ) was a historian of science who studied under George Sarton at Harvard. .
Works
The Observatory in Islam, Arno Press, June 1981, part of The Development of Science: Sources for the History of Science Series (Advisory Editor I. Bernard Cohen ), ISBN 0-4051-3951-9
References
- "Eloge: Aydin Sayili, 1913-1993 [[G. A. Russell]], [[Isis (journal)|Isis]], Vol. 87, No. 4 (Dec., 1996), pp. 672-675". Retrieved 2008-06-17.
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