Arabic Authors A Manual of Arabian History and Literature
Arabic Authors A Manual of Arabian History and Literature — English source edition. Subject: Arabic literature -- History and criticism.
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Clear search & filtersArabic Authors A Manual of Arabian History and Literature — English source edition. Subject: Arabic literature -- History and criticism.
The Sacred Books and Early Literature of the East, Volume 6 (of 14) Medieval Arabic, Moorish, and Turkish — English source edition. Subject: Oriental liter...
Arabian Wisdom: Selections and Translations from the Arabic — English source edition. Subject: Aphorisms and apothegms.
Iranian Influence on Moslem Literature, Part I — English source edition. Subject: Persian literature.
The Literature of Arabia With Critical and Biographical Sketches by Epiphanius Wilson — English source edition. Subject: Arabic literature.
Haririus latinus sive Mohammedis Alcasemi, filius Alii, filius Mohammedis, filius Otmani, Hariri bazrensis, haramensis, narrationes consessuum nomine celeb...
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