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Derenbourg is a
surname derived from Derenburg.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Hartwig Derenbourg (1844–1908),
French orientalist Joseph Derenbourg...
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Joseph Derenbourg, or
Joseph Naftali Derenburg (21
August 1811 – 29 July 1895) was a Franco-German orientalist. He was born in
Mainz (then French-controlled)...
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Hartwig Derenbourg (17 June 1844 – 12
April 1908) was a
French Orientalist.
Hartwig Derenbourg was born in Paris,
where he
studied Hebrew, Arabic, and...
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first edition of
Corpus Inscriptionum Semiticarum. In 1885,
Joseph Derenbourg and his son
Hartwig published an
interpretation of 61
inscriptions noted...
- ed.
Hartwig Derenbourg. Paris, 1889. ibn Munqidh,
Usama (1895).
Souvenirs historiques et récits de ch****e (in French).
Hartwig Derenbourg (translator)...
- "Œvres complètes de R.
Saadia Ben
Ioseph al-Fayyoûmî"
volume 1 ed. J.
Derenbourg p. 103. judyjordan. ""Meadows of gold and
mines of gems" (translation...
- des jüdischen
Volkes im
Zeitalter Jesu
Christi i. 220, 229–33
Joseph Derenbourg,
Essai sur l'Histoire et la Géographie de Palestine, pp. 102–11 Julius...
- 14–35 + 1 pl. In Phönizische Studien. , Breslau: Schletter, 1870
Derenbourg, J., &
Derenbourg, H. (1885). LES
INSCRIPTIONS PHÉNICIENNES DU
TEMPLE DE SETI À...
- 396–9 de Sacy, Silvestre.
Anthologie grammaticale arabe.
Paris 1829.
Derenbourg, H. (ed.) Le
livre de Sibawaihi. 2 vols.
Paris 1881–1889. [reprinted:...
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Edessa in
Syria (F. Perles).
Others see in it the
Latin name
Celer (Joseph
Derenbourg).
Kirjath Sepher has been
identified with the
biblical place in Judea...
