Maxwell S. Luria

Author of Middle English Lyrics [Norton Critical Edition]

5 Works 309 Members

About the Author

Includes the names: Maxwell Luria, Richard L. Hoffman, comp Maxwell Luria, compiler Maxwell Luria

Disambiguation Notice:

(dut) Maxwell Luria is only the translator of: : Israel and Humanity (this translation has been published in the series: classics of western spirituality). The real author of this work, (originally published in French as: Israel et l'Humanité) is: "Elie Benamozegh", or: "Elijah Benamozegh", as his first name in English is transliterated.

Works by Maxwell S. Luria

Elijah Benamozegh: Israel and Humanity (1914) — Translator — 54 copies

Reader's Guide to the Roman De LA Rose (1982) 4 copies

Narrative Summary [Ch. 10 of A Reader's Guide to the Roman de la Rose] 1 copy

the caliph and the professor: A. Edward Newton's correspondence with Chauncey Brewster Tinker 1 copy

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Common Knowledge

Birthdate: 1932
Gender: male
Education: Rutgers University
Pennsylvania State University
Princeton University
Occupations: medievalist
professor of English
Organizations: Temple University
Birthplace: Trenton, New Jersey, USA
Places of residence: Tokyo, Japan
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Disambiguation notice: Maxwell Luria is only the translator of: : Israel and Humanity (this translation has been published in the series: classics of western spirituality). The real author of this work, (originally published in French as: Israel et l'Humanité) is: "Elie Benamozegh", or: "Elijah Benamozegh", as his first name in English is transliterated.
Associated Place (for map): USA