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{{Wikipedia|Avicenna}} | {{Wikipedia|Avicenna}} | ||
'''Avicenna''' may refer to: | '''Avicenna''' may refer to: | ||
* Ibn Sina (980–1037), Persian philosopher and physician who also contributed to tuning theory. See the Wikipedia article. | |||
* [[Avicenna (temperament)]], the rank-2 temperament 87 & 270 | * [[Avicenna (temperament)]], the rank-2 temperament 87 & 270 | ||
[[525/512]], a 7-limit medium comma known as ''Avicenna's enharmonic diesis'' and ''avicenn<u>m</u>a'', is sometimes misspelt as ''avicenna''. | |||
{{Disambiguation}} | {{Disambiguation}} | ||
Latest revision as of 09:27, 20 October 2023
Avicenna may refer to:
- Ibn Sina (980–1037), Persian philosopher and physician who also contributed to tuning theory. See the Wikipedia article.
- Avicenna (temperament), the rank-2 temperament 87 & 270
525/512, a 7-limit medium comma known as Avicenna's enharmonic diesis and avicennma, is sometimes misspelt as avicenna.
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