Why Translate? Views From Within Judaism: Egodocuments by Translators from Arabic and Latin into Hebrew (TwelfthâFourteenth Centuries)

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Chapter 11 Why Translate? Views From Within Judaism: Egodocuments by Translators from Arabic and Latin into Hebrew (TwelfthâFourteenth Centuries)

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Gad Freudenthal

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Series:Â Handbook of Oriental Studies. Section 1 The Near and Middle East, Volume: 160

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