the arabic aristotle in the 10 century bagdãd: the case of yahyã ibn 'adî`s commentary on metaph. alpha elatton
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2007
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Neste estudo, procura-se mostrar, através de um autor cristão do século 10, como comentários às obras de Aristóteles foram continuamente feitos, desde os gregos até Averróis. Por meio de alguns textos da metafísica, é possível percebere que, mesmo sem ter contato direto com o original grego, foram cotejadas pelo autor diversas traduções, tanto do grego como do siríaco. Nesses casos, tratava-se não apenas de traduçõ, mas também de comentário ao texto de Aristóteles
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| Authors | ;Bonadeo, Cecilia Martini |
| Journal | society of petroleum engineers - abu dhabi international petroleum exhibition and conference 2016 |
| Year | 2007 |
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