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Explains the impact of 1492 on our scriptural studies.

Helps you understand the roots of biblical language.

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Rise, Andalus: The Fall of Imperial Harlotry

by Marc Philip Boulos

258 pages
Publisher: OCABS Press
12.7 x 20.4 x 1.8 cm

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For students of history, theology, and linguistics.

Explains the impact of 1492 on our scriptural studies.

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This insightful work explores how imperial history shaped our shared Semitic intellectual tradition.

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Rise, Andalus: The Fall of Imperial Harlotry argues that the destruction of the shared Semitic intellectual tradition-rooted in triliteral grammar, comparative philology, and cooperative scriptural study-was the direct consequence of European imperial ascendancy after 1492. Through close linguistic analysis of Hebrew, Arabic, and Greek roots across the Bible and Qur