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transliteration
Articles
Author(s) Title
R.M. Dawkins A CRETAN TRANSLATION OF "BARLAAM AND IOASAPH," WITH SOME NOTES ON THE TRANSLITERATION OF GREEK IN LATIN CHARACTERS
Reviews
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J.H. Whitfield L'Acerba di Ceceo d'Ascoli: saggio d'interpretacione, by H. Pflaum 14/, p. 71
N.B. Jopson Coplas de Yoçef a medieval Spanish poem in Hebrew characters, by Ignacio González Llubera 6/2, p. 166

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