Auguste Haffner

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[Review of] : Texte zur arabischen Lexikographie / Aug. Haffner ; Nach Handschr. hrsg. Leipzig, 1905.

[Review of] : Texte zur arabischen Lexikographie / Aug. Haffner ; Nach Handschr. hrsg. Leipzig, 1905.

Theodor Nöldeke 1836-1930

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البلغة فى شذور اللغة : وهي عشر مقالات لغوية لائمة كتبة العرب ظهر معظمها فى مجلة المشرق وألحقت بالفهارس / نشرها اوغست هفنر والاب لويس شيخو.

البلغة فى شذور اللغة : وهي عشر مقالات لغوية لائمة كتبة العرب ظهر معظمها فى مجلة المشرق وألحقت بالفهارس / نشرها اوغست هفنر والاب لويس شيخو.

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