Borzūya
Borzūya (500–600) was a translator, physicist and writer.
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Borzūya
14th century author · [1] · Public domain
- Born
- 500 · Abarshahr.
- Died
- 600 · Sasanian Empire.
- Occupation
- translator · physicist · writer · politician · physician
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Born at Abarshahr in 500, died in Sasanian Empire in 600.
Artwork of Borzuya, he was a Persian physician during the reign of Khosrau I.
Original publication: Woodcut from a 1483 incunabula edition of John of Capua's Directorium Humanae vitae, Ulm, Lienhart Holle, 1483. Immediate source: https
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