Machina Philosophorum. Testi e Studi dalle culture euro-mediteranee, coordinated by Maria Tilde Bettetini, Diego Ciccarelli, Alessandro Musco (director) and Giuseppe Roccaro, offering an opportunity for comparison of the differences between medieval cultures and their traditions to find a way of expressing itself and to spread. Officina and Machina are a continuum: the doing of knowledge: the curiosity of the sapientia that seeks and creates comparison, puts together the pieces of history. It composes, decomposes and recomposes the chapters and the paragraphs of knowledge, above all philosophical, of its understanding and of the way it is expressed during history. In addition to essays and critical studies, the series includes texts from the various traditions of medieval thought in the Euro-Mediterranean area, mostly unpublished, with Italian translation, original text opposite and ample commentary apparatuses particularly suited for teaching-university use. By way of example we will mentioned the editing of philosophical works like: Kalābādi, Il sufismo nelle parole degli antichi, one of the most significant treatises on Sufism, edited by Paolo Urizzi; Le Questioni siciliane. Federico II e l’universo filosofico, by the Sufi philosopher and teacher Ibn Sabīn, edited by Patrizia Spallino; Il Pungolo dei discepoli. Il sapere di un ebreo e Federico II, by the Jewish philosopher Ja'aqov Anatoli, translated and edited by Luciana Pepi; Alain de Lille, Le Regole del Diritto Celeste, edited by Carlo Chiurco; De Veritate by Anselm of Aosta edited by Pietro Palmari; Tenebra luminosissima. Commentary on Teologia Mistica” di Dionigi Areopagita by Albertus Magnus, edited by Giuseppe Allegro and Guglielmo Russino. Then there are numerous essays and volumes that are the fruit of seminars and meetings organised by OSM on Judaism in Sicily, on Guglielmo Raimondo Moncada alias Flavio Mitridate, on aspects of the Byzantine and Albanian tradition, on the uses of Signa in Sicilian documents, etc.

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