Abu Bakr Ibn Al-Tufail, Abu Ja'far, Hayy ibn Yaqzan
Philosophus autodidacticus [lat.], transl. by E. Pococke (Oxford, 1671).

Shelf-marks

{L: 14500.d.22}

History of Publication

Source: Abu Bakr Ibn Al-Tufail, Abu Ja'far [c.1109-1185], Hayy ibn Yaqzan.

Latin:

A.	a	Philosophus autodidacticus [lat.], übers. E. Pococke (Oxford, 1671).
	b	[...] 2nd edition (1700).

English:

B.	a	An Acount of Oriental Philosophy Showing Particularly the Profound Wisdom of Hai Ebn Yokdan (1674): {L: 8407.b.25}.
C.	a	The History of Hai Eb'n Yockdan an Indian Prince, transl. G. Ashwell (1686): {L: 8407.c.14}.
D.	a	"The History of Josephus the Indian Prince", in Grene, Robert, The Pleasant and Delightful History of Dorastus (1696?): {L: 12613.a.14}. - cf. A. Esdaile (1912), p.145-46.
E.	a	The Improvement of Human Reason (London: E. Powell/ I. Morphew, 1708): {L: 528.e.34 [øfrontispiece]}.
	b	[...] (London: W. Bray, 1711). [Identical pagination.]
	c	[...] (London: E. P./ G. Harris, 1711).
	d	[...] (Dublin: S. Fuller, 1731): {L: 14540.b.4}.

German:

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Der von sich selbst gelehrte Weltweise, oder eine angenehme und sinnreiche Erzählung der wunderbaren Begebenheiten Hai Eben Jockdahns (Frankfurt, 1726): {19:}.

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