Greek sciences and ways of transmitting them to the Arab765733s

This book explores the historical transmission of Greek scientific knowledge to the Arab world. Written by D.C. Olery and translated by Wahib Kamel, it examines how Greek sciences were preserved, translated, and developed by Arab scholars during the medieval period. Key features: • Written by D.C. Olery • Arabic translation by Wahib Kamel • Part of the Renaissance Era Books series • Published by Al-Rabee Publications in Egypt • Discusses Greek-Arab scientific exchange • Features classical Greek architectural motifs on cover The book appears to be an academic work focused on the important historical period when Greek scientific texts were translated into Arabic, helping preserve and advance classical knowledge. The cover design incorporates Ionic columns, reflecting the Greek origins of the scientific traditions discussed. This represents an important contribution to understanding the transmission of knowledge between classical and medieval Islamic civilizations.