Ibn Sina: Arabiska 1913

Since early childhood, Avicenna had access to the best instructors of his time. He soon exhibited brilliant talents and excelled in many fields, namely medicine. He spent his life travelling, treating patients, researching, seeking knowledge, and noting down his discoveries. Avicenna wrote new theories for physics, chemistry, astronomy, and education and left behind his most important book The Canon of Medicine, which was translated to several languages and taught in the Islamic world and in Europe till the beginning of the 19th century. Avicenna narrates a non-fiction tale for children through a comprehensible narrative and illustrations to make the subject of history a much more enjoyable topic for them.