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Eliyahu Ashtor (Hebrew: אליהו אשתור; born
Eduard Strauss 1914–1984) was an
Austrian Jewish-Israeli historian. He was from a
Zionist family.
Studying at...
- Ελληνικής Γλώσσας, Athens, 1998) "DIRHAM -
Encyclopaedia Iranica". OED
Ashtor, E. (October 1982). "Levantine
weights and
standard parcels: a contribution...
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Conflicts in
their Linguistic Environment. Oslo:
Novus Forlag. pp. 137–164.
Ashtor, Eliyahu, The Jews of
Moslem Spain, Vol. 2, Philadelphia:
Jewish Publication...
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revolution is
challenging and may well
prove useful". The
historian Eliyahu Ashtor wrote in 1976 that
agricultural production declined in the
period immediately...
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Encyclopaedia of
Islam I (1913), 590
Ashtor, E., "Baibars al-Mansuri",
Encyclopedia of
Islam I, 1127f.
Ashtor, E. [Strauss, E.] "Baibars al-Manṣūrī und...
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fourteenth century By Ross E. Dunn,
University of
California Press. pp.137.
Ashtor 2014, p. 121.
Winter 2016, p. 27-28, 30-31, 53. Winter, Stefan. "Latakia...
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Syria under Mamluk Rule is the name of a
series of
books by
Eliyahu Ashtor, an
orientalist and
scholar of the
Levant in the
Middle Ages. The series...
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family called Essa
lived in the
twelfth century at
their property near
Ashtor Rock,
where the
Manor Courts were once held. The 'Salt' part of the name...
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Hakluyt Society. p. 201.
Retrieved July 27, 2019. Gibb 2010, p. 890-891.
Ashtor, Eliyahu. (1976) A
Social and
Economic History of the Near East in the Middle...
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making the tax
particularly burdensome for large, poor families.
Ashtor and Bornstein-Makovetsky
infer from
Geniza do****ents that
jizya was also...
