In his day, al-Kindi (ca. 805-870) was the only philosopher of pure Arab descent, and became known as “the philosopher of the Arabs.” He was one of the first Arab scholars interested in a scientific rather than theological viewpoint, and played a key role in bringing Greek learning into the orbit of Islam. al-Kindi wrote over three hundred fifty treatises, for the most part short studies on special topics in science and philosophy. Nicholas Rescher assembles this annotated bibliography, listing of over three hundred items, to assist students and scholars through the maze of publications related to al-Kindi.
Nicholas Rescher assembles this annotated bibliography, listing of over three hundred items, to assist students and scholars through the maze of publications related to al-Kindi.
An Annotated Bibliography Library of Congress. European Law Division, Jean
Caswell, Ivan Sipkov. Notes. Execution by hanging, folio 44. This miniature is an
example. Coutumes of France Excellent study of customary law and its roots from
the time of the Celts through the sixteenth century. 1882 38 Droit coutumier
français; la condition des personnes, par Henri Beaune . . . Lyon, Briday 1882.
602 p. 1886 39 Droit coutumier français. La condition des biens, par Henri
Beaune .
AHMED Saeed, comp. (contd.) Bari D/30-4-1943, to Ahmed Ispa- hani (
handwritten), to Ghulam Qadar D/6-7-1944 and 30-10-1944, to M.R.T (no date),
to Mohammad Amin D/8-4-1946, pp88-104. Also published in Iqra (Quaid-e -
Azam Centenary no) D '76. ppI4-l 18. AHMAD Shafii Haji Sir Abdullah Haroon-a
biography. Karachi, nd. 30p. Includes Jinnah's letter to Sir Abdullah Haroon
dated 2-2-1941, 3-5- ,94 1 and 21-1-1942; telegram to Lady Haroon on her
husband's death, p207; ...
Lists bibliographies, indexes, dictionaries, directories, discographies, and other references devoted to popular music
I have tried to avoid an overly broad historical scope. Jazz, throughout its
development, is included, and comprises a significant portion of this book. I have
also focused on popular music idioms that have developed concurrently with jazz
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