An edition of Der Musterstaat: Aus dem Arabischen übertragen von Friedrich Dieterici. Voran geht die Abhandlung: "Über den Zusammenhang der arabischen und griechischen philosophie". (1900)

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Brill
Language
German
Pages
136

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Subjects
Utopias, Arab Philosophy, Texts and translations, Arabic language, Medieval Philosophy

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Der Musterstaat.: Aus dem Arabischen übertragen von Friedrich Dieterici. Voran geht die Abhandlung: "Über den Zusammenhang der arabischen und griechischen philosophie".
1900, E.J. Brill
in German
Cover of: Der Musterstaat
Der Musterstaat
1900, Brill
in German
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viii, lxxix, 136 p.
Number of pages
136

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OL15069113M

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