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The 263 pages that link to Aristotle, each with the reason it gives.

• AvicennaNarrower topic: Avicenna inherited and transformed Aristotle’s philosophy rather than merely transmitting it.

• Aristotelian physicsNarrower topic: His account of the physical world is part of a broader system spanning logic, biology, and metaphysics.

• AverroesNarrower topic: Averroes treated Aristotle as the central philosophical authority and wrote commentaries across his works.

• Aristotle's PoeticsNarrower topic: Aristotle composed the treatise as part of his wider philosophical study.

• HylomorphismNarrower topic: He developed the matter–form account that defines hylomorphism.

• Albertus MagnusNarrower topic: Albertus’s project of explaining Aristotle brought the philosopher’s works into Latin Christian scholarship.

• Al-KindiNarrower topic: Al-Kindi drew extensively on Aristotelian ideas while adapting them for Arabic scholarship.

• Aristotelian ethicsNarrower topic: His lectures and writings provide the tradition’s original account of virtue and flourishing.

• Aristotle's biologyNarrower topic: His biological research formed one part of a broad investigation of nature.

• Latin AverroismNarrower topic: His works supplied the philosophical framework Latin Averroists interpreted through Averroes.

• Mulla SadraNarrower topic: Sadra’s discussions of substance and change engage an Aristotelian framework transmitted through Islamic philosophy.

• The Incoherence of the IncoherenceNarrower topic: Averroes treats Aristotle’s philosophy as a coherent system that al-Ghazali has misrepresented.

• Politics (Aristotle)Narrower topic: He composed the treatise as part of his inquiry into ethics and civic life.

• AlexandristsNarrower topic: Alexandrists claimed to recover his psychology through Alexander’s commentaries.