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A TRAVELLER IN THIRTEENTH-CENTURY ARABIA

Ibn al-Mujwirs Trkh al-Mustabir

THIRD SERIES
NO. 19
(Issued for 2007)

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A TRAVELLER IN THIRTEENTH-CENTURY ARABIA

IBN AL-MUJWIRS TRKH AL-MUSTABIR

Translated from Oscar Lfgrens Arabic text and edited with revisions and annotations
by

G. Rex Smith

First published 2008 by Ashgate Publishing

Published 2016 by Routledge
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