James of Venice
James of Venice (1001–1147) is recorded in the name authorities as Italian linguist and translator.
Also recorded as James the Venetian.
Overview
Born in 1001, died in 1147.
Sources
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“James of Venice”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q1679483: James of Venice
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- James NaismithAuthor
- James Nelson BarkerAuthor
- James Noe͏̈lAuthor
- James Norman HallAuthor
- James OppenheimAuthor
- James P. HoganAuthor
- James PattersonAuthor
- James PlanchéAuthor
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