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Una aproximación a la datación de los manuscritos aljamiado-moriscos
Estudios Románicos, 1989 Antonio Vesperino Rodríguez
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Aljamiado retellings of the Hebrew Bible
Postmedieval, 2022Stories from the Hebrew Bible were popular among the Iberian Peninsula's Jews, Christians, and Muslims. Beginning in the 14th century, Muslims and Moriscos retold these stories in Aljamiado texts in Spanish or Aragonese written in Arabic characters. These fictionalized retellings drew on vernacular language and literary forms common to Christians and ...
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Concerning the Transliteration of Aljamiado Texts
La corónica: A Journal of Medieval Hispanic Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, 2021Abstract: Twentieth-century transliteration norms for Aljamiado texts, while striving for letter-for-letter accuracy, yield unhelpful or irrelevant symbols and characters that can complicate reading. Craddock suggests that a judicious explanatory note from editors, paired with knowledgeable transcription practices and requisite critical apparatus ...
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PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 1937
The four prophecies studied in this article are known as aljamiado texts because they are in the Spanish language transcribed in Arabic characters. They foretell the dire calamities that are to be visited on the “isla de España” for her neglect of the Koran and of other teachings of Islam.
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The four prophecies studied in this article are known as aljamiado texts because they are in the Spanish language transcribed in Arabic characters. They foretell the dire calamities that are to be visited on the “isla de España” for her neglect of the Koran and of other teachings of Islam.
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Bulletin Hispanique, 1936
Cirot Georges. "Ladino" et "aljamiado" . In: Bulletin Hispanique, tome 38, n°4, 1936. pp. 538-540.
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Cirot Georges. "Ladino" et "aljamiado" . In: Bulletin Hispanique, tome 38, n°4, 1936. pp. 538-540.
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