Multilingualism in Christian Nubia: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches

Grzegorz Ochała

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The present article has come to life as result of my postdoctoral fellowship in 2013/14 in the Unité de l'Égyptologie et de Copte of the University of Geneva in the framework of the Scientific Exchange Programme nms-ch granted by the Rectors' Conference of the Swiss Universities (Sciex-Project 11.239: 'LangNub: Language and literacy in Christian Nubia').I would like to express here my utmost gratitude to Philippe Collombert and Nathalie Bosson for hosting me in Geneva and creating perfect conditions for scholarly work.I would also like to thank Nathalie Bosson and Adam Łajtar for reading

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