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Since Asin Palacios first published his pioneering study on the Andalusian thinker Ibn Masarra, based on indirect sources, there has been an intense debate on some of his conjectures: he proposed that Ibn Masarra was influenced by the writings of the so-called Pseudo-Empedocles and he introduced Philosophy (in particular Neo-Platonism) in al-Andalus. The discovery of two unknown works by the author provided a new framework for discussion. The present article examines Asin’s «reconstruction» of Ibn Masarra’s thought, analysing the theory of the Pseudo-Empedocles influence, as well as a text by Ibn OArabi¯ which inspired the association of the image of the five pillars attributed to Ibn Masarra with the five principles of the Pseudo-Empedocles.

revista española de filosofía medieval/revista española de filosofía medieval

El debate acerca del presunto influjo del Pseudo-Empédocles en el pensamiento de Ibn Massarra de Córdoba / On the Debate About the Hypothetical Influence of the Pseudo-Empedocles in the Thought of Ibn Masarra al-Qurtubi