3. The School of Alexandria
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In Chapter 1, The Late Ancient Background previous chapter This happened instead in Alexandria, where a tradition of philosophical study had likewise been flourishing for some time (Vinzent 2000 [*83: 67–74], Watts 2006 [*111: 187–209]). Since the middle of the 5th century it had closely been connected with the school of Athens (Westerink 1990 [*52: 325], Sorabji 2004 [*105: I 9]). Nevertheless the Alexandrians managed to continue with their lecture courses even when all teaching activities we...
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3. The School of Alexandria
in Philosophy in the Islamic World Online: 8th-10th CenturiesSearch for other papers by Ulrich Rudolph in
Current site
Google Scholar
(3,872 words)