He is dressed in green and looks over Pythagoras' shoulder in The School of Athens.
He is dressed in green and looks over Pythagoras' shoulder in The School of Athens. One of his works praises the Acquired Intellect, and unlike his predecessor, he held that the Active and Passive Intellects were separate from the individual soul. He wrote a notable work on the Maliki school of Fiqh as well as a two-part summary of the Almagest and a work on medicine translated in Latin as Colliget. He also wrote a response to a polemic against philosophy by al-Ghazali, and a series of interpretations of a notable Greek philosopher. Known for his extensive commentaries on Aristotle, FTP, name this medieval Islamic philosopher born in Spain, the author of The Incoherence of the Incoherence.
He is dressed in green and looks over Pythagoras' shoulder in The School of Athens.
{Averroes} or {Ibn Rushd}