@misc{10481/2557,
editor = {Universidad de Granada. Departamento de Estudios Semíticos},
year = {2006},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10481/2557},
abstract = {La ciencia griega combinó el reloj de agua con autómatas. Los relojes y clepsidras de la Antigüedad y los bizantinos fueron adaptados por los musulmanes para el ritual litúrgico. En al-Andalus el emir Muhammad I tuvo un minkan construido en Córdoba. En Toledo al-Muradi en el siglo XI estudia una serie de horologios. En los siglos XII y XIII los principales artífices y tratadistas musulmanes son al-Jazini, Ridwan y al-ìazari. Los relojes de Fez y Tremecén fueron quizá el antecedente directo del minkan nazarí que describe Ibn al-Jatib en 1362.},
abstract = {Greek science combined the water clock with mechanical devices. The clocks and clepsydras of Antiquity and the Byzantines were adapted by the Muslims for their liturgical rituals. In al-Andalus the Emir Muhammad I had a minkan built in Córdoba. In eleventh-century Toledo al-Muradi studied a series of clocks. During the twelfth and thirteenth centuries the main Muslim artificers and writers of treatises were al-Jazini, Ridwan and al-yazari. The clocks of Fez and Tremecén were perhaps the direct antecedents of the minkan nasrid described by Ibn al-Jatib in 1362.},
publisher = {Granada: Universidad de Granada},
booktitle = {Miscelánea de estuios árabes y hebraicos. Sección Árabe-Islam. Vol. 55 (2006)},
keywords = {Filología semítica},
keywords = {Publicaciones períodicas},
keywords = {Arte nazarí},
keywords = {Historia de la ciencia},
keywords = {Clepsidra-horologio},
keywords = {Minkan},
keywords = {Alhambra},
keywords = {Nasrid art},
keywords = {History of science},
keywords = {Clepsydra-horologe},
title = {Clepsidras y horologios musulmanes},
author = {Fernández Puertas, Antonio},
}