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| Jabir in Hayyan corpus
(written 9th-10th centuries) |
Various chemical works | from Arabic | 12th and 13th centuries |
| Al-Khwarizmi
(9th century) |
Liber Ysagogarum Alchoismi (arithmetic)
Astronomical tables (trigonometry) Algebra |
Adelard of Bath from Arabic
Adelard of Bath from Arabic Robert of Chester from Arabic |
early 12th century
1126 Segovia 1145 |
| Alkindi
(d.c. 873) |
De Aspectibus; De Umbris et de Diversitate
Aspectuum |
Gerard of Cremona from Arabic | Toledo
12th Century |
| Thabit ibn Qurra
(d.901) |
Liber Charastonis (on the Roman balance) | Gerard of Cremona from Arabic | Toledo
12th Century |
| Rhazes
(d.c. 924) |
De Aluminibus et Salibus (chemical work)
Liber Continens (medical encyclopaedia) Liber Almansoris (medical compilation based on Greek sources) |
Gerard of Cremona from Arabic
Moses Farachi from Arabic
Gerard of Cremona from Arabic |
Toledo
12th century Sicily 1279
Toledo 12th century |
| Alfarabi
(d. 950) |
Distinctio super Librum
Aristotelis de Naturali Auditu |
Gerard of Cremona from Arabic | Toledo
12th century |
| Hali Abbas
(d. 994) |
Part of Liber Regalis
(medical encyclopedia) Liber Regalis |
Constantine the African (d. 1087) and John the Saracen from Arabic
Stephen of Antioch from Arabic |
South Italy
11th century
c. 1127 |
| pseudo-Aristotle | De Proprietatibus Elementorum (Arabic work on geology) | Gerard of Cremona from Arabic | Toledo
12th century |
| Alhazen
(c. 965-1039) |
Opticae Thesaurus | from Arabic | end of 12th century |
| Avicenna
(980-1037) |
Physical and philosophical part of Kitab al-Shifa (commentary
on Aristotle)
De Mineralibus (geological and alchemical part of Kitab al-Shifa) Canon (medical encyclopedia) |
Dominicus Gundissalinus and John of Seville, abbreviated from Arabic
Alfred of Sareshel from Arabic
Gerard of Cremona from Arabic |
Toledo
12th century
Spain c. 1200
Toledo 12th century |
| Alpetragius
(12th century) |
Liber Astronomiae (Aristotelian concentric system) | Michael Scot from Arabic | Toledo 1217 |
| Averroës (1126-98) | Commentaries on Physica, De Caelo et Mundo, De Anima and other works of Aristotle | Michael Scot from Arabic | early 13th century |
| Leonardo Fibonacci of Pisa | Liber Abaci (first complete account of Hindu numerals) | using Arabic knowledge | 1202 |