Images Dated 3rd November 2003
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Featured 3 Nov 2003 Print
Cut agates
Cut agates. Assortment of cut and polished agates. Agate is a variety of quartz (silicon oxide). The colours are produced by impurities in the mineral. The concentric bands are formed as successive layers of quartz precipitate out of solution during the formation of the agate
© CORDELIA MOLLOY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Agate, Agates, Assorted, Assortment, Crystal, Crystals, Cut, Gem, Gem Stone, Gem Stones, Gems, Geode, Geodes, Geology, Impure, Mineral, Minerals, Natural, Polished, Quartz, Rock, Rocks, Sectioned, Semi Precious Stone, Silicon Dioxide, Sliced, Stones
Featured 3 Nov 2003 Print
Portrait of Avicenna, Persian physician
Portrait of Avicenna, Persian physician, born near Bukhara (now in USSR) in 980, died in Hamadan (now northwest Iran), June 1037. Avicenna was a child prodigy who became the greatest physician of medieval times. The decline of the Arabian empire into warring factions forced him into serving different masters, yet he continued to receive fame, money & opportunities to research. When Hamadan fell to a neighbouring ruler, he was obliged to serve a new master, in whose service he died during an attempt to retake the city. His textbooks on medicine were translated into Latin in the 12th century and became Europe's most important medical texts until the time of Harvey
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