The correspondence between Aristotle and Alexander the Great : an anonymous Greek novel in letters in Arabic translation / Miklós Maróth = Aḥwāl al-ḥukamāʼ fī ayyām Iskandar / ḥaqqaqahu wa-qaddama la-hu Mārūt Mīklūsh.
The correspondence between Aristotle and Alexander the Great : an anonymous Greek novel in letters in Arabic translation Miklós Maróth = أحوال الحكماء في أيام إسكندر / حققه وقدم له ماروت ميكلوش.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Maróth, Miklós, 1943- author.

Series:

Documenta et monographiae ; 5.

Documenta et monographiae, 1785-0886 ; 5

Language:

Arabic

English

Greek, Ancient (to 1453)

Subjects (All):

Aristotle--Spurious and doubtful works.

Aristotle.

Alexander, the Great, 356 B.C.-323 B.C--Spurious and doubtful works.

Alexander.

Imaginary letters.

Epistolary fiction, Greek--History and criticism.

Epistolary fiction, Greek.

Greek letters--History and criticism.

Greek letters.

Greek letters--Translations into Arabic.

Greek literature--History and criticism.

Greek literature.

Alexander, the Great, 356 B.C.-323 B.C.

Alexander, the Great, 356 BC-323 BC--Spurious and doubtful works.

Genre:

Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Spurious and doubtful works

Translations

Physical Description:

volume ; 24 cm.

Other Title:

Aḥwāl al-ḥukamāʼ fī ayyām Iskandar

أحوال الحكماء في أيام إسكندر

Place of Publication:

Piliscsaba : The Avicenna Institute of Middle Eastern Studies, 2006.

Language Note:

English and Arabic.

Summary:

In addition to the letters allegedly exchanged between Aristotle and Alexander the Great, the novel in letters contains four pseudo-Aristotelian works also known as independent treatises. These works are: Waṣiyyat Ariṣtū (Aristotle's admonitions); Peri basileias; Risālat fī siyāsat al-mudun (Policy of governing the cities); Al-siyāsa al-ʻāmmiyya (the original version of Sirr al-asrār, or Secretum secretorum); and De mundo--Cf. p. 2-3 (English).

Notes:

Text of the epistolary novel translated into Arabic from Greek; introduction and comments on the text in English.

In addition to the letters allegedly exchanged between Aristotle and Alexander the Great, the novel in letters contains four pseudo-Aristotelian works also known as independent treatises. These works are: Waṣiyyat Arisṭū (Aristotle's admonitions); Peri basileias; Risālat fī siyāsat al-mudun (Policy of governing the cities); Al-siyāsa al-'āmmiya (the original version of Sirr al-asrār, or Secretum secretorum); and De mundo--Cf. p. 2-3 (English).

Includes bibliographical references (pages 101-106).

ISBN:

9638635975

9789638635976

OCLC:

586079420