Isaac Albalag and Isaac Polqar led a naturalistic school of Jewish philosophy named for this thinker which drew on him to understand the Torah. In a legal treatise, this thinker argued that scripture is merely rhetorical, and concluded that it commands all believers to be philosophers. Siger of Brabant and Boethius (“bo-EETH-ee-us”) of Dacia were pejoratively labeled as “Latin” proponents of this philosopher. This philosopher originated the notorious view that all of humanity shared a (*) single intellect. This philosopher was criticized for supposedly upholding the pre-eternity of the world via a doctrine of “double truth.” This philosopher refuted al-Ghazali in his Incoherence of the (10[1])Incoherence. For 10 points, (10[1])name this Andalusian philosopher who came to be known as “the commentator” for his work on Aristotle. ■END■