Classical Arabic philosophy: an anthology of sources

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Introduction. Al-Kindi. Ar-Razi. Al-Farabi. The Baghdad Peripatetics: Abu Bishr Matta Yahya ibn Adi Abu Sulayman as-Sijistani. Ibn Sina. Al-Ghazali. Ibn Bajja. Ibn Tufayl. Ibn Rushd. As-Suhrawardi. Index.

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