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Does this book still exist, or is it known of only from reports? Rich Farmbrough, 10:58 1 December 2006 (GMT).
[1] THE PNEUMATIC OF HERO OF ALEXANDRIA Shows these devices and principles . The sources cited in the article do not claim invention of any of them by the Musa Bros. They were translators and transmitters and very ingenious but they built on a foundation that should not be ignored. It is not required to be first to be important. J8079s ( talk) 04:48, 3 November 2009 (UTC)
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The claim that the Banu Musa invented an early gas mask is ludicrous enough, but insultingly enough, despite the source citations, no such device or anything analogous appears anywhere in even a single manuscript of the Kitab al-Hiyal. The bellows appear, as can be seen here, however nothing about a mask, gas filtering or otherwise, can be found anywhere. I'm removing the claim from "Practical tools", if you need anything else, the two cited webpages are 404'd. 74.90.120.94 ( talk) 18:50, 8 April 2020 (UTC)
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Does this book still exist, or is it known of only from reports? Rich Farmbrough, 10:58 1 December 2006 (GMT).
[1] THE PNEUMATIC OF HERO OF ALEXANDRIA Shows these devices and principles . The sources cited in the article do not claim invention of any of them by the Musa Bros. They were translators and transmitters and very ingenious but they built on a foundation that should not be ignored. It is not required to be first to be important. J8079s ( talk) 04:48, 3 November 2009 (UTC)
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The claim that the Banu Musa invented an early gas mask is ludicrous enough, but insultingly enough, despite the source citations, no such device or anything analogous appears anywhere in even a single manuscript of the Kitab al-Hiyal. The bellows appear, as can be seen here, however nothing about a mask, gas filtering or otherwise, can be found anywhere. I'm removing the claim from "Practical tools", if you need anything else, the two cited webpages are 404'd. 74.90.120.94 ( talk) 18:50, 8 April 2020 (UTC)