Bar Hebraeus
historical figure · 1 work · 3 mentions · 8 anchored passages · author page · the sources this author draws on
Ibn al-ʻIbrī · Mār Ghrīghūriyūs Ibn al-ʻIbrī · the author · the author of this compendium · the revered father · wa-anā aqūl · صاحب هذا المختصر · مار غريغوريوس ابن العبري · وانا اقول · ṣāḥib hādhā al-mukhtaṣar
in the texts
Mukhtaṣar fī ʻilm al-nafs al-insānīyah
The Syriac Orthodox maphrian and polymath Gregory Abū al-Faraj Bar Hebraeus, named as the composer of this Arabic compendium on the human soul and referred to as the revered father whose tomb God is asked to illumine.
and it (2) is of the composition of the revered father Mār Ghrīghūriyūs Ibn al-ʻIbrī (3) — may God illumine his tomb.
this is a compendium on the science of the human soul, in which nothing has been set down but what is of consequence among the true sciences.
[5] 3 ) Seek his life in the journal *al-Mashriq* for the year 1898, by the Jesuit Father Luwīs Shaykhū.