A new Latin-Arabic document from Norman Sicily (November 595H/1198CE)
Of all the remains of the twelfth-century Norman kingdom of Sicily, none is more fascinating to the historian of Islamic culture and society than the documents issued by the dīwān al‐maʿmūr, the Arabic administration of the Norman kings. In all, less than fifty Arabic and bilingual – Arabic with Gre...
Main Authors: | Johns, J, Jamil, N |
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Other Authors: | Pomerantz, M |
Format: | Book section |
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Brill
2015
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