Titlebook: Encyclopedia of Renaissance Philosophy; Marco Sgarbi Living reference work 20200th edition

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,Al-ījī,A major theologian from the early fourteenth-century Iran, al-ījī is one of the last representatives of the classical Ash‘a(chǎn)rite theological tradition. His summa . and his Ash‘a(chǎn)rite creed have been crucial in Sunnī teaching and commentary down to our day.

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,Al-Nasafī,A Māturīdite theologian and jurisprudent who flourished in the turn of the thirteenth century, al-Nasafī is best known for his jurisprudential textbooks and a creed that became subject to a number of commentaries by subsequent generations of theologians.

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Apostolis, Michael,Michael Apostolis (ca. 1420–ca. 1480) was a Greek Byzantine writer, scholar, scriber, and philosopher from the circle of Cardinal Bessarion. He defended the Platonists in the quarrel between Platonists and Aristotelians. He returned to the Venetian Crete and contributed to the circulation of many ancient Greek manuscripts in Western Europe.

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Bacon, Francis, study of nature was an idea that influenced future generations of philosophers, and it is considered a building stone in the establishment of the societies of knowledge founded in the second half of the seventeenth century. Bacon contended that his method of induction should be employed beyond the

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Albo, Joseph,Jewish anti-Christian polemics of his period. Although Albo is not considered an original thinker, and much of his book consists of summaries of the ideas of previous scholars, still he significantly contributed to the history of Jewish philosophy in two areas: the theory of principles and the theor