Sentence examples for major commentaries from inspiring English sources
He set forth this doctrine in his three major commentaries.
His major commentaries, on the Categoriae and Analytica priora of Aristotle's Organon, were well-respected down to the time of the Renaissance.
He provided an intellectual basis for the practice of bhakti (devotional worship) in three major commentaries: the Vedartha-samgraha (on the Vedas, the earliest scriptures of Hinduism), the Shri-bhashya (on the Brahma-sutras), and the Bhagavadgita-bhashya (on the Bhagavadgita).
Although a large part of his numerous writings is lost, some major commentaries on Plato have survived (though incomplete) and some important systematic works.
Suhrawardī's illuminationist philosophy has influenced many philosophers who wrote major commentaries on gnostic and Sufi texts, among whom are Qutb al-Dīn Shirāzī (1236 1311 CE), Muḥammad Shahrazurī (d. 1153 CE), and Ibn Turkah Iṣfahānī (c. 1362 1433 CE) Following Suhrawardī there is an even closer nexus between philosophy and mysticism.
The reality is that a simple examination of the actual text and a little research into some of the major commentaries reveal just the opposite.
A major commentary was written by Shabarasvamin (1st century bce?), who was followed by a long line of interpreters and teachers, most notably Kumarila and Prabhakara (7th 8th century ce).
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A second major commentary is the Laozi zhigui (The Essential Meaning of the Laozi) attributed to the Han dynasty scholar Yan Zun (fl.
BBC Radio 5 live and Radio 5 live sports extra will be the home of all the major commentary action and reporting from the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
Beginning with Quṭb al-Dīn Shirāzī, who wrote a major commentary on Suhrawardī's Philosophy of Illumnination in attempt to clarify Suhrawardī's illuminative thought, the School of Shiraz produced a number of philosopher-Sufis.
