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Erased history: the forgotten Arabic sources of the Western Renaissance: Dag Nikolaus Hasse: Success and suppression: Arabic sciences and philosophy in the Renaissance. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2016, 688pp, US$59.95, £43.95, €54.00 HB
Metascience 28 (1):125-128 (2018)
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