On the influence of Greek philosophy on the development of Kalam
(Ueber den Einfluss der griechischen Philosophie auf die Entwicklung des Kalam)

Name: On the influence of Greek philosophy on the development of Kalam
Author: Horovitz, S. (Saul), 1859-1921. Author info »

Title	On the influence of Greek philosophy on the development of Kalam
Title Original	Ueber den Einfluss der griechischen Philosophie auf die Entwicklung des Kalam
Author	Horovitz, S. (Saul), 1859-1921. Author info »
Author Original	Jüdisch-Theologisches Seminar (Breslau, Germany)
Publication Date:	1971
Publication Place	Farnborough - Gregg
Subject	Islam > Doctrines > History. Islamic civilization > Greek influences.
Type	Book
Language	ara,deu,ell,fra,heb
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	[1], 92 p. ; 23 cm.
Library:	The Cornell University Library
Library Asset ID	0576801488
Record ID	4430703
Library Location	Cornell University Library
Date	1971
Notes	Reprint from: Annual report of the Fraenckel'scher Foundation Jewish Theological Seminary. For the memorial celebration for the founder, Wednesday, January 27, 1909, 11 a.m., Wallstrasse 1b, 2 Door." Includes bibliographical references.

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On the influence of Greek philosophy on the development of Kalam

(Ueber den Einfluss der griechischen Philosophie auf die Entwicklung des Kalam)

Author Horovitz, S. (Saul), 1859-1921. Author info »

Author Original Jüdisch-Theologisches Seminar (Breslau, Germany)

Publication Date 1971

Publication Place Farnborough - Gregg

Subject Islam > Doctrines > History. Islamic civilization > Greek influences.

Type Book

Language ara,deu,ell,fra,heb

Digital No

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions [1], 92 p. ; 23 cm.

Library The Cornell University Library

Library Asset ID 0576801488

Record ID 4430703

Library Location Cornell University Library

Date 1971

Notes Reprint from: Annual report of the Fraenckel'scher Foundation Jewish Theological Seminary. For the memorial celebration for the founder, Wednesday, January 27, 1909, 11 a.m., Wallstrasse 1b, 2 Door." Includes bibliographical references.