Padre Luca, Abba Luca? Una nota all’Introduzione di Michele Amari all’opera Sulwân al Mutâ di Ibn Zafar al-Siqilli
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This contribution seeks to clarify an interpretative problem on a quotation that appeared in the Sulwân al Mutâ, text of the medieval philosopher Ibn Zafar al-Siqilli. Michele Amari attributes it to Luke the Evangelist, but we will prove that he could be wrong.
keywordsIbn Zafar al-Siqilli, Sulwân al Mutâ, Michele Amari, Abba Luke, Medieval PhilosophyAuthor biographyStudio Teologico S. Paolo, Catania. Email: basile@studiosanpaolo.it |
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