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Aristotle (among other Hellenes) formed the basis for much of early Islamic philosophy and science (“Falsafa“). Classic Greek works were known, analysed, revisited, and elaborated upon throughout what passed for the civilised world during the medieval era. Spain was a notable focus of neo-Aristotelian philosophy until new barbarian invasions precipitated a societal collapse that gradually extinguished the great centres of learning.

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