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Click to Expand/Collapse OptionChapter VI. The various kinds of sciences. The methods of instruction. The conditions that obtain in these connections. The chapter includes a prefatory discussion and appendices
Ed. Quatremère (1858) 365
وعلي افعال صادرة عن الحيوانات وقعة بمقصودها متعلّقة بالقدرة التي جعل الله لها فمنها منتظم مرتّب وهى الافعال البشريّة ومنها غير منتظم ولا مرتب وهي فعال الحيوانات غير البشر
Transl. Rosenthal (1958) 413
It also comprises actions proceeding from living beings, that happen through their intentions, and are connected with the power that God has given them. Some of their actions are well arranged and orderly. Such are human actions. Others are not well arranged and orderly. They are the actions of living beings other than man.
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