Eastern wisedome and learning : the study of Arabic in seventeenth-century England

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Editorial Procedures = xii
• Abbreviations = xiii
• Introduction = 1
• 1. The Medieval Background = 7
• (ⅰ) The scientific translations = 8
• (ⅱ) Missionaries and apologists = 9
• (ⅲ) Knowledge of Arabic = 10
• 2. The Study of Arabic in Europe during the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries = 14
• (ⅰ) Spain = 17
• (ⅱ) Italy = 20
• (ⅲ) France = 26
• (ⅳ) Germany = 35
• (ⅴ) The Netherlands = 40
• 3. The Earliest Period of Arabic Studies in England = 53
• (ⅰ) The sixteenth century = 53
• (ⅱ) Bedwell = 56
• (ⅲ) Selden = 64
• (ⅳ) Bainbridge = 72
• (ⅴ) John Viccars = 75
• (ⅵ) Ussher = 78
• (ⅶ) The establishment of Arabic studies at Cambridge = 85
• (ⅷ) Arabic at Oxford before Pococke = 93
• 4. Laud and Arabic at Oxford = 105
• (ⅰ) Laud collects oriental manuscripts = 108
• (ⅱ) Laud establishes the Arabic Professorship = 111
• (ⅲ) Laud and the 'Leamed Press' = 114
• 5. The Early Career of Pococke = 116
• 6. Greaves and Pococke in the East = 127
• (ⅰ) Early travels of Greaves = 127
• (ⅱ) Greaves's plans for a journey to the East = 130
• (ⅲ) Greaves and Pococke at Constantinople = 134
• (ⅳ) Greaves's journey to Egypt and Italy = 138
• (ⅴ) Ravius in the East = 142
• (ⅵ) Pococke's return and interview with Grotius = 145
• 7. Arabic Studies during the English Revolution = 147
• (ⅰ) The Civil War and Arabic at Oxford = 148
• (ⅱ) Pococke during the Revolution = 155
• (ⅲ) Pococke's Specimen Historiae Arabum = 160
• (ⅳ) Other Arabic editions by Pococke = 162
• (ⅴ) Greaves's oriental publications = 167
• (ⅵ) Greaves's collection of oriental manuscripts = 176
• (ⅶ) Arabic studies in Cambridge during the Revolution = 179
• (ⅷ) John Pell and Arabic = 183
• (ⅸ) The London School of Oriental Languages = 187
• (ⅹ) The 'Turkish Alcoran' = 200
• (xi) The Polyglot Bible = 202
• 8. Arabic Learning after the Restoration = 211
• (ⅰ) Pococke = 212
• (ⅱ) Samuel Clarke = 226
• (ⅲ) John Fell and the University Press = 229
• (ⅳ) The Arabic Apollonius = 235
• (ⅴ) Thomas Smith = 243
• (ⅵ) John Wallis = 247
• (ⅶ) Thomas Hyde = 248
• (ⅷ) Arabic at Cambridge = 250
• (ⅸ) Castell and the Heptaglot Lexicon = 255
• (ⅹ) Arabic at Westminster School = 265
• 9. The decline of Arabic Studies in England = 269
• (ⅰ) Cambridge from 1680 to 1700 = 270
• (ⅱ) The last two decades of Pococke's career = 271
• (ⅲ) Thomas Marshall = 279
• (ⅳ) Robert Huntington = 281
• (ⅴ) Narcissus Marsh = 287
• (ⅵ) Humphrey Prideaux = 289
• (ⅶ) William Guise = 293
• (ⅷ) Edward Pococke junior = 294
• (ⅸ) The later career of Hyde = 295
• (ⅹ) Edward Bernard = 299
• 10. Epilogue = 306
• (ⅰ) Causes of the decline of Arabic studies = 309
• (ⅱ) Decline of Arabic studies in Europe = 313
• Bibliography = 315
• Index = 345