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Latin translations of the 12th century
The Latin translations of the 12th century rendered over 200 scientific and philosophical works from Arabic and Greek into Latin. Gerard of Cremona was a principal translator.
Siger of Brabant
Siger of Brabant (Siger de Brabant, c. 1240–d. before November 1284), Parisian arts master and leading Latin Averroist with Boethius of Dacia; defended a single, separate intellect united to the body in operation, clashed with Thomas Aquinas, and was targeted by the 1270 and 1277 condemnations.