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Arabic in Hebrew Letters: An introduction to ‘Judeo-Arabic’

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Orientierungswissen mittelalterlicher Handschriftenkunde

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Online Companion to Neo-Assyrian Inscriptions

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Quotation practices in Early Modern Ciceronianist philology

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Commenting the Chinese Classics

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Epigraphy as a Philological Discipline

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Working with Early Modern (Music) Prints

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Privat: Arabic in Hebrew Letters: An introduction to ‘Judeo-Arabic’

This lesson is a short introduction to so-called 'Judeo-Arabic', more precisely: texts in Arabic language written in Hebrew characters by Jewish authors. It is dedicated to the discussion of the term 'Judeo-Arabic', the adaption of Hebrew script for Arabic and Jewish Arabic Bible translations from the 10th and 11th centuries.


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Privat: Orientierungswissen mittelalterlicher Handschriftenkunde

In dieser E-Learning-Lektion werden die Grundlagen für das Arbeiten mit mittelalterlichen Handschriften vermittelt: Wo finde ich Handschriften, die die von mir untersuchten Texte überliefern, und wie kann ich auf sie zugreifen? Welche Rückschlüsse lassen sich aus einer kodikoligschen Beschreibung ziehen? Wie wird aus dem Text einer mittelalterlichen Handschrift eine moderne Edition?


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Privat: Online Companion to Neo-Assyrian Inscriptions

This e-learning tool will introduce you to the RINAP (Royal Inscriptions of the Neo-Assyrian Period) online corpus and its features.


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Quotation practices in Early Modern Ciceronianist philology

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Privat: Commenting the Chinese Classics

This unit introduces learners to peculiarities of ancient Chinese written culture, focussing in on commentaries and how they shaped the textual tradition histories of the canonical Classics.


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Privat: Epigraphy as a Philological Discipline

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Privat: Working with Early Modern (Music) Prints

This lesson introduces the roots and techniques of music printing, paper formats etc.


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