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Arabic Sources for Sicily

Abstract:: This chapter discusses briefly the history of Sicily from 1025 to 1204. It concentrates mostly on the less-well-known and more complicated periods, specifically the last few years of Islamic Sicily and the passage from Norman rule to the reign of Emperor Frederick II. The politically uncomplicated reign of the Norman kings is mentioned in passing. The chapter also discusses the fate of the Muslims of Sicily under Christian rule, along with the unique mass of Arabic sources from Norman Sicily.

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Johns, J. (2007). Arabic Sources for Sicily. In Proceedings of the British Academy (Vol. 132, pp. Chapter 13). British Academy.

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Johns, J. “Arabic Sources for Sicily.” Proceedings of the British Academy, vol. 132, British Academy, 2007, pp. Chapter 13.

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Johns, J. 2007. “Arabic Sources for Sicily.” In Proceedings of the British Academy, 132:Chapter 13. British Academy.
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Publisher copy:: 10.5871/bacad/9780197263785.003.0013

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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: HUMS
Department:: Oriental Studies Faculty
Oxford college:: Wolfson College
Role:: Author

Publisher:: British Academy
Host title:: Proceedings of the British Academy
Volume:: 132
Pages:: Chapter 13
Publication date:: 2007-11-01
DOI:: 10.5871/bacad/9780197263785.003.0013
ISBN:: 9780191734304

Keywords:: SBTMR
Pubs id:: pubs:517949
UUID:: uuid:a8965235-8bb6-4b41-89a8-c17c70085702
Local pid:: pubs:517949
Source identifiers:: 517949
Deposit date:: 2017-12-05

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Copyright holder:: British Academy
Copyright date:: 2007
Notes:: © 2007 The British Academy. All rights reserved.

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