Corpus Toletanum (Latin translations of Islamic texts)

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Corpus Toletanum is a 12th-century collection of Latin translations of key Islamic texts, including the Qur’an, produced in Toledo under Christian patronage to facilitate theological study and polemics.

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instanceOf Christian Latin literature
collection of Latin translations
medieval translation corpus
associatedWith Toledo School of Translators NERFINISHED
genre religious polemical literature
translation literature
hasPart Latin translation of the Qur’an
Latin translations of Islamic philosophical texts
Latin translations of Islamic scientific texts
Latin translations of Islamic theological texts
historicalContext Reconquista NERFINISHED
medieval Iberia
impact contributed to Christian anti-Islamic polemics
facilitated transmission of Islamic thought to Latin Europe
shaped medieval Latin perceptions of Islam
intendedAudience Christian polemicists
Latin Christian theologians
scholars of comparative religion
language Latin
medium manuscript
name Corpus Toletanum NERFINISHED
originalLanguageOfSources Arabic
patronage Christian authorities in Toledo
Latin Christian Church NERFINISHED
placeOfProduction Kingdom of Castile NERFINISHED
Toledo NERFINISHED
purpose Christian polemics against Islam
intellectual engagement with Islamic thought
theological study of Islam by Christians
region Iberian Peninsula
religiousAffiliationOfPatrons Christianity NERFINISHED
religiousContext Christian theology
Christian–Muslim relations
Islamic theology
scholarlyUse study of medieval Christian–Islamic intellectual encounters
study of medieval Qur’an reception in the West
script Latin script
sourceTradition Arabic literature
Islamic scholarship
startTime 12th century
subject Islam NERFINISHED
Islamic law
Islamic philosophy NERFINISHED
Islamic theology
Qur’an NERFINISHED
timePeriod 12th century

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Peter the Venerable commissionedWork Corpus Toletanum (Latin translations of Islamic texts)