The improvement of human reason
Subtitle: exhibited in the life of Hayy ibn Yakzan
By: written in Arabic above 600 years ago, by Abu Ja'afar ibn Tufayl. Tr. from the original arabic by Simon Ockley, and printed by Edm. Powell. London, 1708. Reprinted, with slight changes, by Edward A. van Dyck, for the use of his pupils, at Cairo, Egypt.
Contributors: Ockley, Simon, 1628-1720, tr.; Van Dyck, Edward Abbott, ed.
Publisher: [El-Maaref printing office]
Published: 1905
Place of publication: Cairo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 84
Notes: Cover-title: Philosophus autodidactus of Hayy ibn Yaqzan.
"Appendix, in which the author's notion concerning the possibility of a man's attaining to the true knowledge of God, and things necessary to salvation, without the use of external means, is briefly considered: by Simmon Ockley. Reprinted, from the London edition of 1708, with slight changes, by Edward A. van Dyck, for the use of his pupils, at Cairo, Egypt: 1905": p. [71]-84.