david abulafia造句

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1. I've read works by David Abulafia before which were about other parts of the Mediterranean.
2. It also meant that Mustafa had indicated his aggressive intentions to the Sultanate . ( reference The Great Sea, David Abulafia)
3. "' David Abulafia "', FBA ( born 12 December 1949 ) is an influential English historian with a particular interest in Italy, Spain and the rest of the Mediterranean during the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
4. Is book "  Scanderbeg : From Ottoman Captive to Albanian Hero " whose main author is Harry Hodgkinson with coauthors : Bejtullah D . Destani, Westrow Cooper and David Abulafia, published by The Centre for Albanian Studies in 1999 reliable source?
5. It also includes accounts of the siege of Shkodra from early Ottoman historians, new scholarly notes, the historical context by Prof . David Abulafia, new maps based on the information in the book, and appendixes including Barleti's chronology of battle events.
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7. According to David Abulafia, Professor of Mediterranean History at the University of Cambridge, " . . . the significance of blood in Christian culture, and in particular the significance of the Eucharistic sacrifice, is largely ignored as an explanation of the fantasies, for such they were, about Passover rituals, fantasies in which the unleavened bread and wine became explicit negations of the body and blood of Christ.
8. Damascus had eight chief rabbis during the 19th century, namely : ( 1 ) Joseph David Abulafia ( 1809 16 ) . ( 2 ) Jacob Antebi ( 1816 1833 ) . ( 3 ) Jacob Perez ( 1833 48 ) . ( 4 ) Aaron Bagdadi ( 1848 66 ) . ( During the next two years the office of chief rabbi was vacant, owing to internal quarrels . ) ( 5 ) ?Hayim Qim?hi of Constantinople ( 1868 72 ) . ( 6 ) Mercado Kil?hi of Nish ( 1872 76 ) . ( 7 ) Isaac ben Moses Abulafia ( 1876 88 ) . ( 8 ) Solomon Eliezer Alfandari, commonly called " Mercado Alfandari " of Constantinople, who was appointed by an imperial decree in 1888 ( still in office in 1901 ).