Works of Sahl and Masha'allah
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Works of Sahl and Masha'allah is a source text in the bibliography.
Attributed to Masha'allah, Sahl ibn Bishr, Sahl ibn Bishr and Masha'allah.
Cataloged under Medieval Arabic/Persian.

Benjamin N. Dykes translation collection for Sahl ibn Bishr and Masha'allah.
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Collection of light means two principals connect to a common, slower recipient; Sahl interprets the collector as a possible judge, arbitrator or helper. The collector's required place or witnessing of the matter's place, and the Ascendant/matter rulers, remain unestablished. Lilly's reception branch is separate.
Prohibition means an intervening connection prevents the principals' intended perfection; its general meaning is interruption of the attempted union. The retained 6-degree detector has narrower coverage than Lilly's p.111 example. Its subtype and constant-speed ordering are normalized estimates; a matter's failure is not established.
Translation of light means an intermediary carries a departing planet's nature to another connection, giving the general meaning of mediation between the principals. Source-specific planetary orbs and the roles of parties are not established by the generic contact test.