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Fondo Borrmans FONDO BORRMANS AUTORE TITOLO EDITORE/ANNO COLLOCAZIONE Fârâbî al- Abû Nasr L'armonia delle opinioni dei due sapienti, il divino Platone e Aristotele Plus-Pisa University Press, 2008 FMB1 Plotino Che cos'è l'essere vivente e che cos'è l'uomo I 1 [53] Edizioni Pisa University Press, 2006 FMB 2 Plotino L'immortalità dell'anima IV 7[2] Edizioni Pisa University Press, 2017 FMB 3 Baffioni Carmela ed. Averroes and the Aristotelian heritage Alfredo Guida Editore, 2004 FMB 4 De Crussol Yolande Le rôle de la raison dans la réflexion éthique d'Al-Muhâsibî Consep, 2002 FMB 5 Contribution à l'étude de l'humanisme arabe au IVe/Xe siècle: Miskawayh Arkoun Mohammed Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin, 1970 FMB 6 (320/325-421) = (932/936-1030) philosophe et historien Falcioni Daniela ed. Cosa significa donare? 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