Abstract
Le feuilleton des six volumes manquants des dix tomes du Livre al‑Iklīl « La Couronne », de l’encyclopediste yemenite Abū al‑Ḥasan al‑Hamdānī (280–360 h/893–970 ere chr.), est loin d’etre clos. Il secoue episodiquement le milieu scientifique des specialistes du Yemen medieval. J’avais eu le privilege en 2007, avec mon collegue et ami Muḥammad ‘Abd al‑Raḥīm Jāzim (chercheur au CEFAS), d’avoir entre les mains un manuscrit d’auteur anonyme, qui avait fait polemique. Il datait du xive siecle et p...
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