Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 10Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2000 |
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... described as ' a strange and bastard tongue " . " In the mid- fourteenth century the court of King Hugh IV of Cyprus was described as being open to both Greek and Arab scholars , the Greeks there including Greeks from Byzantium as well ...
... described as ' a strange and bastard tongue " . " In the mid- fourteenth century the court of King Hugh IV of Cyprus was described as being open to both Greek and Arab scholars , the Greeks there including Greeks from Byzantium as well ...
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... described as inflicting slaughter . " 36 In a famous letter describing a disastrous voyage from Alexandria to Azarion , Synesius represents Libyan women living within Cyrenaica as barbarian in much the same way as previous authors ...
... described as inflicting slaughter . " 36 In a famous letter describing a disastrous voyage from Alexandria to Azarion , Synesius represents Libyan women living within Cyrenaica as barbarian in much the same way as previous authors ...
Page 148
... described as bestial see Hall 1989 : 126 , Dench 1995 : 36–37 . See also Williams , M. 1990. ' The colonization of Australia – an Aboriginal Perspective ' in J. P. Descoeudres , 181– 189 for the way in which Aborigines have been described ...
... described as bestial see Hall 1989 : 126 , Dench 1995 : 36–37 . See also Williams , M. 1990. ' The colonization of Australia – an Aboriginal Perspective ' in J. P. Descoeudres , 181– 189 for the way in which Aborigines have been described ...
Contents
Living on the Margin Byzantine Farmers | 93 |
The British Protectorate of the Ionian Islands 18471859 | 107 |
Founts of Identity The Thirst of Hercules | 125 |
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