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Two passages in Ibn al-Khaṭīb's account of the kings of Christian Iberia, Justin Stearns; Department of Near Eastern Studies; Princeton University
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Ornate manuals or practical adab? Some reflections on a unique work by an anonymous author of the 10th century CE., J. Sadan; Tel Aviv University - A. Silverstein; Cambridge University
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Rating adab: al-Tawḥīdīon the merits of poetry and prose. The 25th night of the Kitāb al-imtā' wa-l-mu'ānasa, translation and commentary, Klaus Hachmeier; Universidad de Göttingen
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On the Reconstruction of Lost Sources, Ella Landau-Tasseron; The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Time and death in compiled adab "biographies", Hilary Kilpatrick; Lausanne
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Ridiculing the Learned: Jokes about the Scholarly Class in Mediaeval Arabic Literature, Zoltan Szombathy; Budapest
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