Oxford. Bodleian Library, MS. Arab. d.84
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- Bodleian Library MS. Arab. d.84
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- Arabic
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- Maqāla fī aghrāḍ kitāb Ma ba’d al-tabī’ah (On the scope of Aristotle’s Metaphysics)
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- Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad Abū Naṣr al- Fārābī (0870?-0950)
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- Al‛-Farabi
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- Fārābī, Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad Abū Naṣr al- (0870?-0950)
- Abū Naṣr al-Fārābī
- Abou Nasr al-Farabi
- Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad Abū Naṣr al-Fārābī
- פראבי, מחמד בן מחמד
- Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad al-Fārābī Abū Naṣr
- Fārābī, Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad Ab? Naṣr al- (0870?-0950)
- Alfarabius
- Alpharabii
- Author: Farabi, Abu-Nasr Muhammad Ibn-Muhammad al-
- Fārābī
- Al-Farabi
- Alpharabi
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- Abû Nasr Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Tarkhân ibn Uzalagh al-Fârâbî (872-950)
- Farābī, Abū-Naṣr Muḥammad Ibn-Muḥammad al-, 873-950
- Abu-Nasr Muhammad Ibn-Muhammad al-Farabi - ca. 870 - ca. 950 - auteur
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- Description
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- al’-Farabi's importance is chiefly due to his scholarly
commentaries on Aristotle. They covered the whole of the Organon,
the Physics, the De caelo, &c. His intense study of the
Aristotelian philosophy is indicated by the report that he lectured
on the Physics 40 times and the Rhetoric 200 times. In the Islamic
world he was known by the title “the second teacher”, the
first, by implication, being Aristotle. Besides the commentaries,
al’-Farabi also wrote monographs on logic, physics, metaphysics,
ethics and politics.
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- al’-Farabi's importance is chiefly due to his scholarly
commentaries on Aristotle. They covered the whole of the Organon,
the Physics, the De caelo, &c. His intense study of the
Aristotelian philosophy is indicated by the report that he lectured
on the Physics 40 times and the Rhetoric 200 times. In the Islamic
world he was known by the title “the second teacher”, the
first, by implication, being Aristotle. Besides the commentaries,
al’-Farabi also wrote monographs on logic, physics, metaphysics,
ethics and politics.
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