tanāsub-i ṭalāyī (zibāyī ilāhī riyāzīyāt): Persiska (Farsi) 1400

The use of mathematical ratios in presenting the beautiful proportion of a compound has always been the focus of different artists throughout history. One of the ratios is the mathematics of the law of divisions or the golden ratio. This ratio was discovered in the third century BC by prominent Greek philosophers and mathematicians. Over the centuries, the golden number, a dumb and approximately equivalent of 1.2, has been the focus of painters and engineers, and in the last few centuries academics and art, education centers have been accepted as the official law on the creation of beautiful proportion. Many creatures appear surprisingly, and understanding such beautiful relationships between divine creatures and the golden number reveals the order in the creatures and the glorious light of the god of the light to scholars. The present translation is based on the English version of the book by Gary Mysner, and it should be said that the author is capable of writing in addition to the love for the subject of the book, and the original text of the book is very smooth and fascinating so that the reader feels that the novel feels.