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P. . While Steinschneider rejected the ascription to Moses ibn Tibbon, there is new evidence confirming his authorship; cf. the forthcoming critical edition of the Arabic text and Hebrew translations (abbr. BMH). introduction once these translations have been analysed with respect to their medicobotanical terminology. Since Moses ibn Tibbon was born and worked in Southern France, he mostly used Occitan for vernacular synonyms and explanations. One of the passages where Shem Tov shares fairly technical vocabulary with Ibn Tibbon is Gimel , where we find the Arabic "L’M#") corresponding to sah˘ term àòîàìà âåçñ (SHWG .
87 As none of these works, with the exception of the antidotarium, is a pharmaceutical handbook that Shem Tov would have been able to consult easily and as most of these translations were being written at the same time when Shem Tov was translating the Kit¯ab at-tas. r¯ıf, it seems unlikely that Shem Tov was actually able to draw upon Moses ibn Tibbon’s translations. A final verdict with regard to this matter will only become possible verdolaga. ) and 姧èðéîéôøåà ("WRPYMYNTW . = Lat. auripi(g)mentum, KA :) appear as éôà ("PY = O.
Kremnitz, Das Okzitanische: Sprachgeschichte und Soziologie, Tübingen , p. ; POc . 127 The literary language has traditionally been considered as a koiné. Cf. -D. Gleßgen and M. Pfister, “Okzitanische Koine. La koinè occitane”, in LRL vol. ,, pp. – . 128 Cf. the articles nos. -D. Gleßgen and M. Pfister, “Okzitanische Scriptaformen I. Limousin, Périgord”, pp. –; A. Lodge, “Okzitanische Scriptaformen II. Auvergne”, pp. -D. Gleßgen and J. Wüest, “Okzitanische Scriptaformen III.