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Commentary on Avicenna’s Cantica

Incipit:
F. 1v : الحمد لله الملك الواحد
F. 2r : قال ... ابن رشد اما بعد حمد لله المنعم الخ
F. 2r : ذكد قسم الطب، الطب حفظ صحة الخ

Note:
With introduction in prose as well as in verse; this introductory part of the text is lacking sometimes.

[Abū Mūsā] Harūn b. Isḥāḳ Ibn ʿAzrūn al-Isrā’ilī

Supplement to Avicenna 's Cantica (Fragments)

Incipit:
F. 60r : beginning الحمد لله العلى القادر
F. 57r : 2nd faṣl القول فى حمى الدق
F. 58r : part of 4th faṣl فى - الغب
F. 53r : part of 6th and last faṣl فى علاج الاورام

Note:
Fragments in disorder; this poem was revised and commented several times in Morocco .

Collation:
At the end some pages are in disorder.
Layout:

33 to 35 lines to the page
Hand Description:
One hand, maghribī script
Scribe: ʿUmar (or ʿAmr) b. ʿUthmān b. al-ʿAbbās al-Jarsīfī of Guercif / Morocco
Binding Description:
This manuscript was once bound together with Ms. El Escorial, 830; both manuscripts had the old signature "826". Ms. 830 contains fragments of , the work of Abū Naṣr Samauʾal b. [Abi l-Baqāʿ] Yaḥyā al-Maghribī al-Isrāʾilī (d. after 580 h. / 1184-5). For more details see Derenbourg , p. 38.
Provenance:
According to Cruz Hernández this manuscript belonged to Diego de Mendoz .

Hartwig Derenbourg & Henri-Paul-Joseph Renaud , Les manuscrits arabes de l’Escurial, vol. 2, 2 (1941) , pp. 39 f. [Link]
Maurice Bouyges , Notes sur les philosophes arabes connus des Latins au Moyen Age: V. Inventaire des textes arabes d'Averroès, Beirut (1922) , pp. 3 - 54, pp. 33 f., p. 47
Miguel Cruz Hernández , Abū-l-Walīd Muhammad Ibn Rušd (Averroes). Vida, obra, pensamiento, influencia, Córdoba (1986)