Name: Pamplona
Address: Pamplona

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Hermann of Carinthia

Hermann of Carinthia, called Hermann of Dalmatia elsewhere in the Encyclopaedia of Islam, was a twelfth-century Latin translator, one of the scholars Peter the Venerable commissioned to put Islamic texts into Latin. The articles credit him with Ptolemy's Planisphaerium rendered from Maslama al-Majriti's Arabic version, a Latin Euclid's Elements made from a later Arabic recension, and, under the name Hermannus Secundus or the German, a 1150 translation of Abu Ma'shar's Great Introduction. They give neither birth nor death dates.

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