Cream of Science

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Cream of Science is a major encyclopedic work by the 13th-century Syriac scholar Bar Hebraeus, synthesizing contemporary knowledge in philosophy, science, and theology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf encyclopedic work
philosophical work
scientific work
theological work
aim to present a comprehensive overview of learning
to systematize knowledge
associatedWith intellectual life of the 13th-century Near East
author Bar Hebraeus NERFINISHED
centuryOfComposition 13th century
circulation manuscript tradition
culturalContext Syriac literary culture
describedAs synthesis of contemporary knowledge
genre encyclopedia
scholastic synthesis
hasPart philosophical sections
scientific sections
theological sections
hasScholarlyReception studied by Syriac studies specialists
studied by modern historians of philosophy
studied by modern historians of science
historicalPeriod medieval Middle East
influencedBy Aristotelian philosophy NERFINISHED
Islamic philosophy
earlier Syriac scholarship
intendedAudience learned readers
students of philosophy and theology
knowledgeDomain cosmology
ethics
logic
metaphysics
natural philosophy
theology
language Syriac
mainSubject philosophy
science
theology
regionOfOrigin Upper Mesopotamia NERFINISHED
religiousContext Oriental Orthodox Christianity NERFINISHED
scholarlyImportance major work in Syriac encyclopedic tradition
script Syriac script
tradition Syriac Christian scholarship
usedIn study of Eastern Christian theology
study of medieval philosophy
study of medieval science
workOf Bar Hebraeus NERFINISHED

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