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    Bernardus de Gordonio. Trotula. Averroes. De iudicio urinae. Regimen contra sterilitatem. Rezepte

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    BERNARDUS DE GORDONIO. TROTULA. AVERROES. DE IUDICIO URINAE. REGIMEN CONTRA STERILITATEM. REZEPTE Bernardus de Gordonio. Trotula. Averroes. De iudicio urinae. Regimen contra sterilitatem. Rezepte ( - ) Cover ( - ) Tintezeichnung der Krankheitsfrau aus der pathologischen Dreibilderserie ( - ) Anweisungen zur Behandlung der Lungentuberkulose (Nachtrag, 16. Jh.) (1r) Bernardus de Gordonio: Lilium medicinae (2r) Particula 1 (2r) Particula 2 (46r) Particula 3 (83r) Particula 4 (111v) Particula 5 (137r) Particula 6 (172v) Particula 7 (197v) Registrum (222r) Blank page (223v) Trotula: De passionibus mulierum (224r) Averroes: De tyriaca (238v) De iudicio urinae (244v) Regimen contra sterilitatem (246v) Rezepte, überwiegend dt. mit lat. Titeln (Nachträge, 16. Jh.) (247r) Spottgedicht auf einen Ritter, der sich den Doktortitel erkauft hat (Nachtrag, 16. Jh., 3. Drittel) (251v) Color chart ( - ) Cover ( -

    Illuminated Initial And Miniature Of Two Monks Disputing, In Aristotle's 'Metaphysics' With The Commentary Of Averroes, And 'Ethics'

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    Aristotle (384-322 BC) was perhaps the most important and influential philosopher of the ancient world, whose philosophical and theological works were commentated in the Middle Ages by the Arabian philosopher Averroes (1126-1198), who advocated the principle of twofold truth: religion, he said, is for the uneducated multitude, while philosophy is for the chosen few. This manuscript contains evidence of several former owners, including the library at Rochester Cathedral. This initial shows two monks disputing, listened to by a group of students sitting in two rows. Aristotle presented some of his works in the form of dialogues, which may have been the inspiration for the image

    Illuminated Initial And Miniature Of Two Monks Disputing, In Aristotle's 'Metaphysics' With The Commentary Of Averroes, And 'Ethics'

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    Aristotle (384-322 BC) was perhaps the most important and influential philosopher of the ancient world, whose philosophical and theological works were commentated in the Middle Ages by the Arabian philosopher Averroes (1126-1198), who advocated the principle of twofold truth: religion, he said, is for the uneducated multitude, while philosophy is for the chosen few. This manuscript contains evidence of several former owners, including the library at Rochester Cathedral. This initial shows two monks disputing, listened to by a group of students sitting in two rows. Aristotle presented some of his works in the form of dialogues, which may have been the inspiration for the image

    AVERROES' QUAESITUM ON ASSERTORIC (ABSOLUTE) PROPOSITIONS

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    One of the most important issues of classical logic is the modal propositions. In this article, a riview that was written by Averroes on modal propositions is examined. This article written by Nicholas Rescher in his book which is entitled Studies in Arabic Logic (chapter X). In the beginning of this article, author gives us the trace of Averroes' review that is where this was found, in which library and its translation into Latin. In addition to that, he has mentioned the basic modal patterns as a preparatory chapter. Finally, Resher had translated Averroes' review from Arabic to English

    Auerrois Cordubensis Colliget libri VII : cum quibus etiam nunc...

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    (1v): indice. (100r): indice (186v): indice Colophon: 187vDecoración: 1r: Averroes. Colliget libri VII... Portada; Giunta, Luca Antonio, Herederos de, ed. (Venecia); Marcas tipográficas; 1553 138v: Averroes. Colliget libri VII... Marca - 1; Giunta, Luca Antonio, Herederos de, ed. (Venecia); Marcas tipográficas; 1553 187v: Averroes. Colliget libri VII... Marca - 2; Giunta, Luca Antonio, Herederos de, ed. (Venecia); Marcas tipográficas; 155

    Averroes como muftí

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    El artículo trata de la actividad de Averroes como muftí, del papel que juega esta figura jurídica en el mundo del Derecho andalusí, de la confusión entre Averroes y su abuelo acerca de la donación de fetuas y, por último, en el carácter jurista de Averroes

    Budaya politik demokratis

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    La falla de Averroes del Mar de Alborán puede generar tsunamis o maremotos

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    Un estudio liderado por investigadores del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) ha analizado la falla marina de Averroes, en el Mar de Alborán, y ha descubierto que su geología tiene capacidad para generar un tsunami costeroPeer reviewe

    Averroes: Explicación aristotélica del universo

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    This paper aims at studying the original way Averroes explains the universe and answering the new problematic on reveled truth and reason. Averroes formulation must not be considered as “the” Islamic philosophy of nature, but as one among many different philosophies of nature formulated by Muslims philosophers. Key words: Averroes, philosophy of nature, islamic philosophy, faith and reason.En este artículo se aborda la manera original que Averroes usa para explicar el universo y dar respuesta a nuevas problemáticas suscitadas por la relación entre la verdad revelada y la razón. La formulación de Averroes no debe ser considerada como “la” filosofía natural del Islam, sino simplemente como una más entre las diversas filosofías de la naturaleza formuladas por pensadores musulmanes. Palabras clave: Averroes, filosofia de la naturaleza, filosofia islámica, fe y razón
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