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open access | peer reviewedKeywords Hadewijch of Antwerp • Renaissance • Vernacular Bible • Scripta analysis • Jewish textual cultures • Coran • Occitan translation • Translation Memory • Religious Studies • Dominican Order • Translation Studies • Catalan Bible • Mysticism • Venice • Large Language Models • Female Will • Traduco • Flavius Mithridates • Babylonian Talmud • Linguistic stratigraphy • Textual transmission • Qur’an • Monastic Network • Medieval Literature • Computer-Assisted Translation
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