Reason and Revelation in Byzantine Antioch: The Christian Translation Program of Abdallah Ibn Al-Fadl Volume 3 (Hardcover)

Acknowledgments 
Introduction 

PART I. TRANSLATION 

1. A Scholar and His City 
§1 ?Abdall?h ibn al-Fada of Antioch 
§2 Byzantine Antioch 

2. A Translation Program 
§1 Scripture and Liturgy 
§2 Late Antique Biblical Exegesis 
§3 Pro-Chalcedonian Dogma at the Dawn of Islam 
§4 Collected Wisdom 
§5 In Praise of Saints 
§6 Conclusion 

3. A Byzantine Ecclesiastical Curriculum 
§1 Greek Manuscripts 
§2 Chrysostom and the Cappadocian Fathers 
§3 Orthodoxy, Education, and Orations for Saints 
§4 Contemporary Georgian Translators 
§5 Georgian Book Culture 
§6 Conclusion 

PART II. PHILOSOPHY 

4. Purpose in the Prefaces 
§1 The Psalter 
§2 The Garden 
§3 Demetrios
§4 Isaac the Syrian
§5 Chrysostom and Paul 
§6 Kaisarios and a Litany of Philosophical Questions 
§7 Conclusion 

5. Education in the Margins
§1 The Garden 
§2 Sophronios 
§3 John of Thessaloniki 
§4 Chrysostom on Hebrews: Substantial Images 
§5 Conclusion 

6. Logic 
§1 Moses Contemplating: Beings, Substances, and Accident 
§2 Dog Logic and the Arabic Aristotle 
§3 Logic in the Garden 
§4 Conclusion 

7. Physics 
§1 Types of Causes 
§2 Qualities as Bodies or Nothing at All 
§3 Relative Corporeality of Angels
§4 Matter and Atoms, Plenum and Void 
§5 Conclusion 

8. Cosmology 
§1 The Sky’s Elements 
§2 Infinity and the Eternity of the World 

9. Astronomy 
§1 Translating Astronomical Terminology 
§2 The Stars, Byzantine Marginalia, and an Arabophone Byzantine Astronomer 
§3 Astrology 
§4 Conclusion 

10. A Shared Scholarly Culture 
§1 Method and Madness 
§2 Twin Paideias 
§3 West of Samarqand 

Bibliography 
General Index 
Arabic Index 
Greek Index 
Index of Manuscripts