D. S. Margoliouth

Books by D. S. Margoliouth

Total count: 51

• Iapanorum reipublicae conversio

  T. Shrimpton et filius1879-01-01
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  Studia scenicaPart I. Section I: Introductory study on the text of the Greek dramas. The text of Sophocles' Trachiniae, 1-300

  Macmillan1883-01-01
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  An essay on the place of Ecclesiasticus in Semitic literature.

  Clarendon Press1890-01-01
• An essay on the place of Ecclesiasticus in Semitic literaturebeing the inaugural lecture delivered by D. S. Margoliouth, M. A., Laudian professor of Arabic in the University of Oxford

  Clarendon press1890-01-01
• Letters

  1898-01-01
• The origin of the 'original Hebrew' of Ecclesiasticus

  James Parker1899-01-01
• Mohammedanism

  Williams and Norgate1900-01-01
• The Kitāb al-ansāb of ʻAbd al-Karīm ibn Muḥammad al-SamʻānīReproduced in facsimile from the ms. in the British Museum, add. 23,355

  E.J. Brill1900-01-01
• Lines of defence of the Biblical revelation.

  Hodder and Stoughton1901-01-01
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  Lines of defence of the Biblical revelation2d ed.

  Gorham1902-01-01
• Religions of Bible lands

  Hodder and Stoughton1902-01-01
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  Religions of Bible lands

  Hodder and Stoughton1902-01-01
• Religions of Bible lands

  Hodder and Stoughton1902-01-01
• Mohammed and the rise of Islam.2nd ed.

  Putnam1905-01-01
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  Mohammed and the rise of Islam

  Putnam1905-01-01
• Mohammed and the rise of Islam

  Putnam1906-01-01
• Cairo, Jerusalem & Damascus.three chief cities of the Egyptian Sultans.

  Chatto & Windus1907-01-01
• Umayyads and ʻAbbásidsbeing the fourth part of Jurjí Zaydán's history of Islamic civilization

  E. J. Brill1907-01-01
• Islamism and Christianity(a lecture delivered at Guildford, May 13, 1908).

  S.P.C.K.1908-01-01
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  Cairo, Jerusalem, and Damascus, three chief cities of the Egyptian sultans

  Musson1910-01-01
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