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Francesco Gabrieli (1904–1996)

Author of Arab Historians of the Crusades

67+ Works 879 Members 8 Reviews

About the Author

Disambiguation Notice:

The various editions/translations/volumes of Le mille e una notte [The 1001 nights] are a complete mess, and someone should organize them.

Works by Francesco Gabrieli

Arab Historians of the Crusades (1969) 584 copies, 6 reviews
Muhammad and the Conquests of Islam (1968) 65 copies, 1 review
La letteratura araba (2007) 18 copies
Le mille e una notte (1997) 15 copies
Gli Arabi (1981) 14 copies, 1 review
The Arab Revival (2010) 9 copies
Saggi orientali 2 copies
Die arabische Revolution (1961) 2 copies
Les Arabes 1 copy

Associated Works

The Republic of Plato (0380) — Translator, some editions — 25,543 copies, 163 reviews
The Arabian Nights (0009) — some editions — 445 copies, 9 reviews
The Thousand and One Nights (1978) — Editor, some editions — 206 copies, 4 reviews
The Arabian Nights [Norton Critical Edition] (2009) — Contributor — 188 copies, 4 reviews
The Thousand and One Nights: The Hunchback, Sindbad, and Other Tales (1954) — Editor, some editions — 36 copies
Die Araber in Europa (1979) — Introduction — 10 copies

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Common Knowledge

Birthdate
1904-04-27
Date of death
1996-12-13
Gender
male
Occupations
professor (History)
Organizations
University of Rome
Short biography
Gabrieli wished to make the products of his scholarship available to the general public, thereby contributing to a wider knowledge of the Islamic world among laymen. He wrote articles for newspapers, readily contributed to popular books, and made a deliberate effort to ensure the readability of his publications in works intended for specialists.
Nationality
Italy
Birthplace
Rome, Italy
Place of death
Rome, Italy
Disambiguation notice
The various editions/translations/volumes of Le mille e una notte [The 1001 nights] are a complete mess, and someone should organize them.
Associated Place (for map)
Rome, Italy

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Reviews

9 reviews
A selection of the Arab point of view, and these are hard to find for the ordinary reader. I think the 4 sections cover the whole existence of the kingdom of Outremere, and only wish for more.
Very interesting as giving the "other side of the story" --though personally I do not find it more sympathetic than the Christian side
Extremely interesting to see the Crusades from the other side.

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Works
67
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Members
879
Popularity
#29,122
Rating
3.9
Reviews
8
ISBNs
47
Languages
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