... له في ال في من من في من 4 La pluma corría sobre la hoja, los argumentos se enlazaban, irrefut- ables, pero una leve preocupación empaño la felicidad de Averroes. No causaba...

... Macey. Apter, treating it as typical of Cassin’s project, presents an extended quotation. Here is a key part: One of the most famous statements, in which Averroës appears to introduce the notion of the subject, is the passage on eternity and the corruptibility...

..., jurisconsult, and polymath Ibn Rushd [Averroes], a fact discussed below.) Orientalist decadence was the banner under which Arab and Mus- lim intellectuals first gained access to colonial modernity. The price of entry was a confession of decadence. That is to say that, from the outset...

..., and in that lineage back to the ninth- century al- Jāḥiẓ. The point here is not simply to mark an Arabo- Islamic element at the foundations of modern humanism—Mirandola was indeed an Arabist and had studied the works of Ibn Rushd (Averroes). The more important aspect of this resonance...

..., and above all, moral apprehen- sion. Empirical data about the Orientcount for very little Dante’s powers as a poet intensify, make more rather than less rep- resentative, these perspectives on the Orient. Mohammed, Saladin, Averroës, and Avicenna are fixed in a visionary cosmology...