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Reconsidering al-Maqrīzī's View on Money in Medieval Egypt
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  • 1993Popular Culture in Medieval Cairo187 cited
  • 2002A Monetary History of the Ottoman Empire183 cited
  • 1960The Monetary Reforms of 'Abd Al-Malik 1)89 cited
  • 1998The monetary history of Egypt, 642–151751 cited
  • 1980Trade between Egypt and Bilad as-Sudan, 1700-182019 cited

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