[190] Op. Lat. i. 2. 196.
[191] Ib. ii. i. 48.
[192] Plotinus, Enneads, ii. 4. 4; cf. Bruno’s Causa, Lag. 267.
[193] Causa, Lag. 271; cf. Plot. Enn. ii. 4. 3.
[194] i. 2. 117.
[195] Vide Munk, Mélanges de Philosophie juive et Arabe, Paris, 1589; and Dictionnaire des sciences Philosophiques, Paris, 1844–52.
[196] Ibn Sina, 980–1037 A.D.; cf. Op. Lat. iii. 458, 475.
[197] Op. Lat. i. 1. 223, called by Bruno Hispanus, but really an Arabian, Ibn Badja,—d. 1138.
[198] A Jew, Ibn Gebirol, fl. 1050.
[199] Al Ghazzali, 1059–1111 A.D.