Die Sogenannte Theologie Des Aristoteles Aus Arabischen Handschriften Zum Ersten Mal Heratisgegehen
presents a critical edition of the Arabic text known as the "Theology of Aristotle." This work, originating from Arabic manuscripts, offers a unique perspective on Aristotelian thought as interpreted and adapted within the Arabic intellectual tradition. Edited by Friedrich Heinrich Dieterici, the book provides valuable insights into the reception and transformation of Greek philosophy in the medieval Islamic world.
The text includes paraphrases of Plotinus' Enneads IV-VI and reflects the philosophical milieu of thinkers such as Al-Kindi and Ibn Nimah. This edition is essential for scholars interested in the history of philosophy, the transmission of Greek thought, and the development of Islamic theology. Its enduring relevance lies in its contribution to understanding the complex interplay between different philosophical traditions.
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