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Preface | ||
Introduction | 1 | |
Ch. I | Previous Studies of the History of Islamic Spanish Literature and the Role of Yca of Segovia | 16 |
Ch. II | The Earliest Traces of Islamic Spanish Literature in Al-Andalus | 29 |
Ch. III | The Use of Romance as a Medium of Written Expression Among the Mudejars Until 1456 | 47 |
Ch. IV | Yca of Segovia: Life and Works | 69 |
Ch. V | Yca's Influence on Islamic Spanish Literature | 151 |
Ch. VI | Yca of Segovia and the History of Islamic Spanish Literature | 197 |
Summary | 214 | |
Appendix 1: List of Islamic Spanish texts from Spain of which either the date or the author is known | 223 | |
Appendix 2. Letter of Yca to Juan de Segovia d.d. 24 April 1454 and English translation | 230 | |
Appendix 3. Breviario Sumni, prologue | 236 | |
Appendix 4. Breviario Sumni, chapter 58, on the signs of the end of the present age" | 240 | |
Appendix 5. Madrid B.N. 5252: Tratado i deklaracion i gia para segir i mantener el-addin del-aliclam, f. 2v-34v | 243 | |
Abbreviations | 266 | |
Bibliography | 268 | |
General Index | 293 |
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