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  1. (2 other versions)The Melkites and the Muslims: The Qur’ān, Christology, and Arab Orthodoxy.Sidney H. Griffith - 2013 - Al-Qantara 33 (2):413-443.
    Durante la expansión del Islam por Oriente Medio, los primeros autores calcedonianos que tuvieron conocimiento de las ideas religiosas que los invasores árabes traían, pusieron de relieve ciertas nociones que ellos entendían como confusas o negativas sobre Cristo. A mediados del siglo VIII, los araboparlantes calcedonianos de Siria-Palestina , comenzaron a citar el Corán con la intención de explotar el potencial probatorio de la lengua para propósitos apologéticos, especialmente en Cristología. Este artículo rastrea ese enfoque en la Cristología y el (...)
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  • (2 other versions)The Melkites and the Muslims: The Qur’ān, Christology, and Arab Orthodoxy.Sidney H. Griffith - 2013 - Al-Qantara 33 (2):413-443.
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  • New Fragments of Rufus of Ephesus’ On the Retention of Menses.Brent Arehart & Joshua Bocher - 2022 - Classical Quarterly 72 (2):764-777.
    Rufus of Ephesus (fl. c.100c.e.) was a prolific medical author and practitioner in the Imperial period whose historical importance has been obscured by the loss of most of his works. One of the largest gaps in our knowledge of Rufus’ corpus is his gynaecological writings, none of which survives in full. This article assembles and comments on several fragments from Rufus’ lost gynaecological workOn the Retention of Menses(perhapsΠερὶ τῶν ἐπεχομένων ἐμμήνων). Comparison of overlapping passages from the authors Ibn al-Jazzār (tenth (...)
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  • Early Texts on Hindu-Arabic Calculation.Menso Folkerts - 2001 - Science in Context 14 (1-2):13-38.
    This article describes how the decimal place value system was transmitted from India via the Arabs to the West up to the end of the fifteenth century. The arithmetical work of al-Khwārizmī's, ca. 825, is the oldest Arabic work on Indian arithmetic of which we have detailed knowledge. There is no known Arabic manuscript of this work; our knowledge of it is based on an early reworking of a Latin translation. Until some years ago, only one fragmentary manuscript of this (...)
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