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The Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela est. file creation time: 04 sec	217	LPF

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# Records)	217
WHG id	ds_1365 (1365)
Description	The journey of Rabbi Benjamin from Spain through the Middle East, as digitized by Marcus Nathan Adler. He kept up communications between Jewish communities in different countries, and they were established in virtually every city of importance by the Middle Ages. Benjamin took considerable notes on geography and was likely trying to establish places of asylum, as well as taking note of economic interest in each area.
Creator	None
Uploaded/last modified	15 Oct 2023 / 21 May 2024
Source(s)	Silk Road Narratives: A Collection of Historical Texts - The Itinerary of Benjamin of Tudela
Contibutor(s)	Louise Matthews
Citation	https://depts.washington.edu/silkroad/texts/tudela.html#itinerary_1