Author
ʿAlī ibn Muḥammad al-Šarīf al-Ǧurǧānī. Auteur du texte, Ali bin Muhammad Al-Sharif Al-Jurjani. Auteur du texte
Author Original
علي بن محمد الشريف الجرجاني
Publication Date
1501
Subject
KALAM. Uĕūl al-Dīn. General works. Methodology, KALAM. Uṣūl al-Dīn. Ouvrages généraux. Methodologies
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
University of La Laguna Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11000771w
Date
1501
Notes
Taș rīd al-kalām. Glosses Scanning from a substitute document. The text includes only the first maqș ad to the faLe l fī l-Le illa wal-maLe l cf. ms. Arabic 2368, f. 79 v. Inc. : Aaabĕș on the meaning: Aloĕ andș Alș Lanuaș to Alaamș Baal Alĕalo: Aabĕș Alaa: Bala: Mș Adadaal: Mễand Exp. : Mdong the distant causes of our non-existence ș pains ĕa ĕ ĕ mm mm our field: BROCKELMANN (C), Geschichte der arabischen Literatur, I2, 670 [2, Gl.α]; Suppl. I, 925; compare with ms. Arabic 2368. Undated anonymous copy. Taǧrīd al-kalām. Numbers appear on the substitution document. The text does not include the first maqṣad jusqu'au faṣl fī l-ʿilla wal-maʿlūl cf. ms. Arabic 2368, f. 79 v. Inc. I single out Him, the Almighty, I mean the intrinsic obligation due to His being included in all of them. After praising God, the Necessary Existent, He singles out the mention of His Most High attributes, which is Exp. Among its remote causes is a finite number and the necessity of confining what is infinite. BROCKELMANN (C), Geschichte der arabischen Literatur, I2, 670 [2, Gl. α] ; Suppl. I, 925 ; à compare with the ms. Arabic 2368. Copy anonymously and not by date. Provient de la bibliothèque de Mazarin. — Close marginales and interlinéaires. — One notice of d'Herbelot. Taǧrīd al-kalām. Glosses abstraction of speech Numerization effect on part of the substitution document. The text does not include the first maqṣad jusqu'au faṣl fī l-ʿilla wal-maʿlūl cf. ms. Arabic 2368, f. 79 v. Inc. I single out Him, the Almighty, I mean the intrinsic obligation due to His being included in all of them. After praising God, the Necessary Existent, He singles out the mention of His Most High attributes, which is Exp. Among its remote causes is a finite number and the necessity of confining what is infinite. BROCKELMANN (C), Geschichte der arabischen Literatur, I2, 670 [2, Gl. α] ; Suppl. I, 925 ; à compare with the ms. Arabic 2368. Copy anonymously and not by date. Provient de la bibliothèque de Mazarin. — Close marginales and interlinéaires. — One notice of d'Herbelot.