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Madrid, 22-23 February 2018: Workshop on Prophets and Saints in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia

Posted on February 3, 2018 by Dagmar Riedel

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Updated, 18 February 2018

Posted in Marie Curie Fellowship Project | Tagged al-Andalus, convivencia, CSIC, early modern era, hagiography, Iberia, Iberian studies, Jewish Studies, Kitab al-shifa, Marie Curie Fellowship, Middle Ages, persecution, Portugal, prophecy, prophet, Qadi Iyad, religious minorities, saint, Spain, tolerance, transmission of knowledge, transregional | Leave a reply

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