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    The document discusses a 1980 essay by Jerry R. Craddock about the language used in Mozarabic jarchas. The essay analyzes the language and observations may be useful for scholars studying Hispano-Arabic language and literature.

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    The document discusses a 1980 essay by Jerry R. Craddock about the language used in Mozarabic jarchas. The essay analyzes the language and observations may be useful for scholars studying Hispano-Arabic language and literature.

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    Mozarabic Jarchas

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    The document discusses a 1980 essay by Jerry R. Craddock about the language used in Mozarabic jarchas. The essay analyzes the language and observations may be useful for scholars studying Hispano-Arabic language and literature.

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    The Language of the Mozarabic jarchas

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    https://escholarship.org/uc/item/3k12c3w9

    Author
    Craddock, Jerry R

    Publication Date
    2011-02-28

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    University of California
    Jerry R. Craddock

    The Language of the Mozarabic jarchas

    This essay was composed in 1980 for a miscellany that failed to materialize. Though outdated, it
    is reproduced here in the belief that the observations it contains may be of some use to scholars
    who cultivate the field of Hispano-Arabic language and literature.

    February 28, 2011

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