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Sergius of Resaina
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Sergius of Resaina

Syrian theologian
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  • Justus of Ghent: Aristotle
    Aristotelianism
    / The Syriac, Arabic, and Jewish traditions

    Proba and Sergius of Resaina were among those who contributed, through translations of the basic logical texts and commentaries on them, to the establishment of Aristotelian studies in these centres. At the time of the Arabic invasion of the Byzantine and Sāsānian empires about 640, and for…

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    Proba and Sergius of Resaina were among those who contributed, through translations of the basic logical texts and commentaries on them, to the establishment of Aristotelian studies in these centres. At the time of the Arabic invasion of the Byzantine and Sāsānian empires about 640, and for…

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