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Giorgio Levi

Photograph at the Giorgio Levi Memorial

Giorgio Levi Della Vida was a distinguished Italian Jewish scholar, internationally recognised for his profound understanding of Semitic languages. His work spanned Hebrew, Arabic, and other related tongues, reflecting a deep engagement with the rich history and diverse cultures of the Near East.

Born in Venice, Levi Della Vida pursued his academic passions throughout his life. He is remembered for his significant contributions to the fields of linguistics and Middle Eastern studies, leaving a legacy of scholarly inquiry into ancient languages and civilizations.

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