Dr. Elaine van Dalen

@TommyHilfigo Congratulations!

I'm happy to announce that my latest paper on #Avicenna's theory of #memory is finally out in the amazing volume Memory and Recollection in the Aristotelian Tradition edited by V. Decaix and C. Thomsen Thörnqvist. Check it out! brepols.net/Pages/ShowProd…

@mszarepour same conflict for me :)

Avicenna Study Group III: Fifth Session (Bertollacci - Irannejad) or Euro 2020 (England vs Germany)? That's the question!

@Irvan_IQ You got them :)

@elainevdalen I need penalties....

@agha164 Yes

@agha164 Fra-sui

@akasper331 Of course :)

Abdallah ibn al-Fadl, Three physicians preparing medicine, from an Arabic translation of the Materia Medica of Dioscorides, 1224 clevelandart.org/art/1977.91.b #clevelandartmuseum #museumarchive

@HiskeVersprille jawbreakers in alle kleuren, bubblicious kauwgom, salmiaklollies, en zakjes dropsleutels en zure matten voor 30 cent in de jaren '90

Help mensen! Wat is een type snoep dat je je levendig herinnert uit je vroege jeugd, iets waar je naar verlangde en dat je van je zakgeld kocht? Inventarisatie voor een stuk, hoeft niet per se uitleg bij maar wel graag in welk tijdperk je geboren bent (jaren 70/80/90 etc) .

@RachelSchine Oh I missed this. Congratulations that's awesome!🎉

@WinstonEBlack @stfxuniversity Congratulations, sounds like a wonderful project!

@kaohu11 Amazing! Congratulations 🎉

And we have a cover!

Next week I am excited to be looking forward to speaking on "Religion, Contagion, and Plague in the Pre-Modern Islamicate World" to the UIC Barcelona School of Architecture! All are welcome! uic.es/en/agenda/foro…

@AbbasiRushain Congratulations Dr. Abbasi!

@RachelSchine I’m sorry that’s awful. You’re amazing and deserve something great 🧡

Transliteration troubles. Here Lynn Thorndike lists every variant he encountered of the name of the Sabian scholar Thābit Ibn Qurra (ثابت بن قره).

Cairo in the 11th-13th centuries was the international capital of take-out food. But what did the menus look like? Wonder no more.

My old Munich colleague, Bethany Somma, has just had her (first!) book published: “Models of Desire in Graeco-Arabic Philosophy”. Congrats, Bethany! brill.com/view/title/599…

@RachelSchine @MENALibAHS @nadooshfattoosh @SaadiaYacoob @kecia_ali @zaydeantrim @waraqamusa @mrustow @Troutt1 @MyrnePernilla Thank you that means a lot coming from you!!

All are welcome to this two-day history of science confab next week, featuring Dimitri Gutas, @FancyNahyan, Jane Murphy, Michael Noble and Hannah Erlwein, plus this poor wretch. There will be plenty of occult goodness, of course! islamicepistemology.com/2021/03/12/the…

@takiyuddinrasid Awesome. We should have!

We looked at this in my Islamic medicine class today. Ceramic bowl depicting a bloodletting, Seljuk, 13th century Museum for Islamic Art, Berlin Inv. Nr. I.4350