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Ishaq Ibn Imran
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<p>Ishaq Ibn Imran (died c. 905) was an Arab physician working in <a href="/facts/Kairouan/1oAk8Q5d">Kairouan</a>, which at the time was the capital of <a href="/facts/Aghlabid_dynasty/hEwR767H">Tunisia</a>. His treatise on <a href="/facts/Melancholia/mkmzB0wy">melancholy</a>, written c. 900, was translated into Latin by <a href="/facts/Constantine_the_African/KeofIfzm">Constantine the African</a> in the eleventh century. </p>