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JACOB ANATOLI (c. 1194-1256)

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Originally appearing in Volume V01, Page 920 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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JACOB
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ANATOLI (c. 1194-1256)  ,
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Hebrew translator from the Arabic . He was invited to
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Naples by the enlightened ruler
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Frederick II., and under this royal patronage and in association with
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Michael
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Scot, made Arabic learning accessible to Western readers . Among his most important services were
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translations of
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works by
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Averroes .

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