Ζιάκας, Ελληνικά γράμματα στην αραβική παράδοση (2007)
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Ζιάκας, Ελληνικά γράμματα στην αραβική παράδοση (2007)

Greek literature and Aristotle in the Arabic tradition (in Greek) by Grigoris D. Ziakas is a historical, philological and philosophical study which investigates the history of the incorporation of Greek writings and Aristotelian thought into the Arabic literary and philosophical tradition. Based on a series of lessons taught by the author at the Philosophical School of the Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki in 1978-1979. First published in 1980 in the memorial volume Αριστοτελικά [Aristotelika] (pp 217-384) published by the Aristotelian University. Subsequently it was revised and circulated as a separate work by the SAME University and frequently reprinted. The revised version published in 2007 is divided into two parts: Part one: “Greek literature in the Arabic tradition” pp 23-48, Part two: “Aristotle in the Arabic tradition” pp 51-225. Conclusions, pp 227-231, Arabic manuscripts, pp 233-237. Bibliography, pp 239-254. Index 1: “In Greek characters”, pp 255-265, Index 2: “In Latin characters” where one finds the internationally accepted transcriptions of Arabic and Persian names, pp 265-277. Total pages, 280.