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Altfranzösisch in Hebräischer Graphie: Teiledition Und Analyse Des Medizintraktats Fevres
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Product Description: Aus dem fruhen 14. Jahrhundert sind nur wenige theoretische Medizinexte des Altfranzosischen bekannt. Dieses Buch widmet sich mit einer Teiledition und Ubersetzung sowie historischen, dialektologischen und quellenkundlichen Studien einem anonymen Fiebertraktat, der nach 1300 in Ostfrankreich in hebraischer Graphie geschrieben wurde...read more
By Julia Zwink
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9783110487152, titled "Altfranzösisch in Hebräischer Graphie: Teiledition Und Analyse Des Medizintraktats Fevres" | Mouton De Gruyter, February 20, 2017, cover price $182.00 | About this edition: Aus dem fruhen 14.

Berakhyah Ben Natronai Ha-nakdan, Sefer Ko'ah Ha-avanim (On the Virtue of the Stones). Hebrew Text and English Translation: With a Lexicological Analysis of the Romance Terminology and Source Study
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Product Description: The lore of the supposed magic and medical virtue of stones goes back to the Babylonians and peaks out in the lapidary literature of the Middle Ages. The famous work of Marbode of Rennes, which made lapidaries a very popular type of medieval scientific literature, was translated into numerous vernacular languages...read more
By Gerrit Bos (editor) and Julia Zwink (editor)
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9789004183100, titled "Berakhyah Ben Natronai Ha-nakdan, Sefer Ko’ah Ha-avanim (On the Virtue of the Stones). Hebrew Text and English Translation: With a Lexicological Analysis of the Romance Terminology and Source Study" | Brill Academic Pub, June 30, 2010, cover price $134.00 | About this edition: The lore of the supposed magic and medical virtue of stones goes back to the Babylonians and peaks out in the lapidary literature of the Middle Ages.

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