摘要: Peter the Venerable (d. 1156) is often acclaimed as an early proponent of interfaith understanding for his having commissioned detailed studies scriptures other faiths. This paper considers whether or not such praise justified by examining Venerable‘s representations Islam‘s primary sources.
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