What's wrong with what's going on in the morning?

Name: What's wrong with what's going on in the morning?
Author: al-Tuqadi, As-Sa'id Umar ibn Salih al-Faydi

Title	What's wrong with what's going on in the morning?
Author	al-Tuqadi, As-Sa'id Umar ibn Salih al-Faydi
Publication Date:	1825
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Phaidra - Univerzitet u Beogradu
Record ID	o-1606
Date	04/02/2012 07:21:51 AM
Sample Text	Boethius' translation of the work into Latin became a standard medieval textbook in European schools and universities, setting the stage for the medieval development of logic in the domain of philosophy and theology, as well as the question of universals. Numerous authors, such as Boethius himself, Averroes, Abelard, Scotus, wrote commentaries on Isa's logic. Other authors, such as William of Ockham, included them in their logic textbooks. In medieval textbooks, the all valid Porphyry's Tree (Arbor porphyriana) shows his logical classification of substances. To this day, taxonomy benefits from Porphyry's tree in the classification of living organisms. Year of publication: 1825.
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What's wrong with what's going on in the morning?

Author al-Tuqadi, As-Sa'id Umar ibn Salih al-Faydi

Publication Date 1825

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Phaidra - Univerzitet u Beogradu

Record ID o-1606

Date 04/02/2012 07:21:51 AM

Sample Text Boethius' translation of the work into Latin became a standard medieval textbook in European schools and universities, setting the stage for the medieval development of logic in the domain of philosophy and theology, as well as the question of universals. Numerous authors, such as Boethius himself, Averroes, Abelard, Scotus, wrote commentaries on Isa's logic. Other authors, such as William of Ockham, included them in their logic textbooks. In medieval textbooks, the all valid Porphyry's Tree (Arbor porphyriana) shows his logical classification of substances. To this day, taxonomy benefits from Porphyry's tree in the classification of living organisms. Year of publication: 1825.

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