these two schools of jurisprudence). 63. Al Madadi wa ’l Ghayat fi asrar al Huruf al Maknumat. 64. Al Majalis al Ghazaliya—(Collection of his Bagdad sermons). 65. Maqasid al filasafa—(Philosophy). 66. Al Munqidh min adh-Dhalal—(His Confessions, Autobiographical). 67. Miʾyar al ʾIlm fi ’l Mantiq—(Logic). 68. Miʾyar al Nazir—(Logic). 69. Mahal al Nazir— 70. Mishkat al anwar fi lataʾif al akhyar—(Ethics). 71. Al Mustazhir fi radd ʾala ’l Batiniya—(Controversial). 72. Al-Madnun bihi ʾala ghairi ahlihi—Book to be kept from those unfitted for it. (Esoteric.) 73. Al-Madnun al-saghir—Book to be kept from those unfitted for it. (Esoteric.) 74. Mishkat al-anwar—(Mysticism). 75. Mizan al ʾAmal—(A compendium of Ethics). 76. Mawahib al Batiniya—(similar to No. 71, but abbreviated). 77. Al Minhaj al Aʾali— 78. Miraj as Salikîn— 79. Mukashafat al qulub— 80. Mufasal al Khilaf fi ʾUsul al Qiyas— 81. Minhaj al ʾAbidin ila Janat Rab al ʾAlamîn—(His last work: a popular epistle on the Mystic way). 82. Nasikhat al Muluk—(Written in Persian and called in the Arabic translation Al Tibr al Masbuk; a book of counsel for kings and princes). 83. Al Wajiz—(Jurisprudence). Several commentaries were written on this work and it is much used. 84. Al Wasit—(a celebrated book in Jurisprudence). Several commentaries. 85. Yaqut at Taʾwil fi Tafsir at Tanzil—(Commentary on the Koran in 40 vols.). D. Comparative Table of Events