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	17. Ethics, or Know Thyself<br>		17. Ethics, or Know Thyself<br>
	===~~lamic~~ Philosophy===		===Islamic Philosophy===
	'''Al-Farabi'''<br>		'''Al-Farabi'''<br>
	18. The Principles of Existing Things (complete)<br>		18. The Principles of Existing Things (complete)<br>

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	'''Philosophy in the Middle Ages: The Christian, Islamic, and Jewish Traditions'''. By Hyman, Arthur, with James J. Walsh, ed. 1983. A list of selections prepared by the authors, based on their experience in teaching medieval philosophy, and translated into English. Includes [[Augustine]] and [[Boethius]], Islamic and Jewish sources, as well as the standarda thirteenth and fourteenth century authors.		'''Philosophy in the Middle Ages: The Christian, Islamic, and Jewish Traditions'''. By Hyman, Arthur, with James J. Walsh, ed. 1983. A list of selections prepared by the authors, based on their experience in teaching medieval philosophy, and translated into English. Includes [[Augustine]] and [[Boethius]], Islamic and Jewish sources, as well as the standarda thirteenth and fourteenth century authors.

			==CONTENTS (3rd edition)==
			Preface to the Third Edition (2010)

			Introduction

			===Early Medieval Christian Philosophy===
			'''Augustine''' <br>
			1. The Teacher (complete) <br>
			2. On Free Choice of the Will 2.3-3.6 <br>
			3. Reconsiderations 1.9 <br>
			4. On the Trinity 15.12.21 <br>
			5. Confessions 2.4—2.10 <br>
			6. Confessions 7.9-7.16 <br>
			7. Confessions 11.3-11.28 <br>
			8. City of God 19.3-19.28 <br>
			'''Boethius'''<br>
			9. The Consolation of Philosophy 3,9—end<br>
			10. Contra Eutychen 1.1-1.71<br>
			11. On ihe Trinity 1.7-2.58<br>
			'''Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite'''<br>
			12. The Mystical Theology (complete)<br>
			'''John Scottus Eriugena'''<br>
			13. On the Division of Nature <br>
			'''Anselm''' <br>
			14. Monologion 1-4 <br>
			15. Proslogion and the Exchange with Gaunilo <br>
			'''Peter Abelard'''<br>
			16. Glosses on Porphyry<br>
			17. Ethics, or Know Thyself<br>
			===lamic Philosophy===
			'''Al-Farabi'''<br>
			18. The Principles of Existing Things (complete)<br>
			'''Ibn Sina'''<br>
			19. The Salvation, "Metaphysics" 2.1-2.5, 2.12, 2.13, 2.18, 2.19 <br>
			20. The Cure, "Metaphysics" 6.1-6.2<br>
			21. The Salvation, "Psychology" 6.9, 6.12, 6.13<br>
			22. The Cure, "The Soul" 5.7<br>
			'''Al-Ghazali'''<br>
			23. The Incoherence of the Philosophers, On the Eternity of the World <br>
			24. The Incoherence of the Philosophers, Concerning the Natural Sciences <br>
			'''Ibn Rushd''' <br>
			25. The Decisive Treatise (complete)<br>
			26. Long Commentary on "The Soul" 3.4 <br>
			27. Long Commentary on "The Soul" 3.5, 3.18-3.20 306<br>
			28. The Incoherence of "The Incoherence" <br>
			===Jewish Philosophy===
			'''Saadia''' <br>
			29. Book of Doctrines and Beliefs 1.1-1.3, 3.1-3.3<br>
			'''Solomon ibn Gabirol'''<br>
			30. The Fountain of Life<br>
			'''Moses Maimonides'''<br>
			31. The Guide of the Perplexed<br>
			'''Levi ben Gershom'''<br>
			32. The Wars of the Lord 3.1-3.6<br>
			Hasdai Crescas<br>
			33. The Light of the Lord 2.6.1<br>
			===Latin Philosophy in the Thirteenth Century===
			'''Bonaventure'''<br>
			34. Conferences on the Hexaemeron 3.7<br>
			35. Conferences on the Hexaemeron 1.3<br>
			36. The Mind's Journey into God (complete)<br>
			'''Siger of Brabant'''<br>
			37. Question on the Eternity of the World (complete)<br>
			'''Thomas Aquinas'''<br>
			38. On Being and Essence<br>
			39. Summa Theologiae, Selections from the "Treatise on God"<br>
			40. Summa Theologiae, Selections from the "Treatise on Creation"<br>
			41. Summa Theologiae, Selections from the "Treatise on Human Nature'<br>
			42. Summa Theologiae, Selections from the "Treatise on Happiness"<br>
			43. Summa Theologiae, Selections from the ''Treatise on Virtue"<br>
			44. Summa Theologiae, Selections from the "Treatise on Law"<br>
			'''The Condemnation of 1277'''<br>
			45. Condemnation of 219 Propositions<br>
			===Latin Philosophy in the Fourteenth Century===
			'''John Duns Scotus'''<br>
			46. The Existence of an Infinite Being<br>
			47. The Possibility of Knowing God<br>
			48. Against Illumination and Skepticism<br>
			49. Intuitive and Abstractive Cognition<br>
			50. Universals and Individuation<br>
			51. Contingency and the Divine Will<br>
			52. Freedom and the Fall<br>
			53. The Goodness of Moral Acts<br>
			54. The Decalogue and the Natural Law<br>
			'''William of Ockham'''<br>
			55. Selections from Summa Logicae. Part One<br>
			56. Universals and Individuation<br>
			57. Intuitive and Abstractive Cognition<br>
			58. Relations<br>
			59. Motion<br>
			60. Projectile Motion<br>
			61. Efficient and Final Causality<br>
			62. The Connection of the Virtues<br>
			'''Nicholas of Autrecourt'''<br>
			63. Letters to Bernard of Arezzo<br>
			'''Marsilius of Padua'''<br>
			64. The Defender of Peace<br>
			John Buridan<br>
			65. Certainty and Truth<br>
			66. Knowledge<br>
			67. Essence and Existence<br>
			68. Motion<br>
			69. Happiness<br>
			'''Select Bibliography'''

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