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Title page of the book " Paraphrase by Claude Galien (Klaudios Galenos or Claudio Galeno or Claudius Galenus or)
JEB4893480 Title page of the book " Paraphrase by Claude Galien (Klaudios Galenos or Claudio Galeno or Claudius Galenus or Galen, v. 131 - v)

Ferdinand Freiligrath
3732961 Ferdinand Freiligrath; (add.info.: Portrait of Ferdinand Freiligrath (1810-1876) a German poet, translator, and liberal agitator. Dated 19th Century.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

A ruined temple in Java (Indonesia), with the Sanskrit and Burmese alphabets, as well as the Balinese script
FLO4634247 A ruined temple in Java (Indonesia), with the Sanskrit and Burmese alphabets, as well as the Balinese script. Lithography for the book

John Wycliffe
3585899 John Wycliffe; (add.info.: Portrait of John Wycliffe (1320-1384) an English scholastic philosopher, theologian, Biblical translator, reformer, and seminary professor at Oxford University

George Smith
3586484 George Smith; (add.info.: Portrait of George Smith (1840-1876) an English Assyriologist. Dated 19th Century.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

The Risen Christ appearing to the king of Spain (Ferdinand II of Aragon and Ferdinand V of Castile 1452-1516)
527798 The Risen Christ appearing to the king of Spain (Ferdinand II of Aragon and Ferdinand V of Castile 1452-1516), 1497 (woodcut); (add.info)

Waldenses (Valdenses, Vaudois, Valdesi) Christian sect originating in 12th century France
530300 Waldenses (Valdenses, Vaudois, Valdesi) Christian sect originating in 12th century France. Devotees followed Christ in simplicity and poverty. Persecuted by Rome

The translation of the Confessor's body (litho)
8646469 The translation of the Confessor's body (litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The translation of the Confessor's body)

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Translating the bible into Chinese, c.1818, engraving cierca 1953 (engraving)
UIG5418882 Translating the bible into Chinese, c.1818, engraving cierca 1953 (engraving); (add.info.: An engraving published circa 1853)

Mephistopheles appearing to Doctor Faustus from Christopher Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus'
3732372 Mephistopheles appearing to Doctor Faustus from Christopher Marlowe's 'Doctor Faustus'; (add.info.: Illustration depicting Mephistopheles appearing to Doctor Faustus)

Das Kapital. Kritik der politischen Oekonomie' (Book 1) by Karl Marx title page of the first 1872 Russian language
5669001 Das Kapital. Kritik der politischen Oekonomie' (Book 1) by Karl Marx title page of the first 1872 Russian language edition of published in 1867; (add.info)

Catalan Literature, 14th-15th centuries
3499649 Catalan Literature, 14th-15th centuries; Historic Archives of the City of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain; (add.info.: Catalan Literature, 14th-15th centuries. Gesta Romanorum)

Title page of the book " The propheties of Nostradamus" with the portrait of Nostradamus
JEB4893502 Title page of the book " The propheties of Nostradamus" with the portrait of Nostradamus (Michel de Nostre Dame, Nostrre-Dame or Nostredame, 1503-1566), circa 1560

Agnus Dei, 1850
3330047 Agnus Dei, 1850; (add.info.: Woodcut print titled 'Agnus Dei', which translates to 'The Lamb of God'. The figure of a lamb bearing a cross or flag, as an emblem of Christ)

Saint Jerome, detail of the hand and the book. Painting by Pierre Subleyras (1699-1749)
BEN5473913 Saint Jerome, detail of the hand and the book. Painting by Pierre Subleyras (1699-1749). Pinacoteca di Brera is in Milan. 481.1; Photo © Raffaello Bencini.

Waldenses (Valdenses, Vaudois, Valdesi) Christian sect originating 12th century France
530301 Waldenses (Valdenses, Vaudois, Valdesi) Christian sect originating 12th century France. Its devotees followed Christ in simplicity and poverty. Persecuted by Rome

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Translation is a powerful tool that bridges the gaps between cultures, languages, and time periods. It allows us to understand and appreciate the beauty of diverse art forms, literature, and scientific discoveries from around the world. In "The Circle of Chalk, " Anna May Wong's captivating performance transcends language barriers as her emotions are universally understood by audiences worldwide. Similarly, the French edition poster advertising David Copperfield showcases how translation brings classic literature to new audiences. Martin Luther, a German theologian, used his translations of religious texts to ignite a revolution that forever changed Christianity. His work paved the way for religious freedom and understanding across different regions. Even in science, translation plays a crucial role. The bacterial ribosome acts as nature's translator by decoding genetic information into functional proteins essential for life itself. Traveling back in time to ancient Persia reveals an exquisite 13th-century artwork depicting a Persian pharmacy. This masterpiece not only showcases artistic talent but also serves as a window into medical practices through translation of symbols and imagery. The Greek-Latin Dictionary stands as evidence of early efforts to bridge linguistic gaps between two influential civilizations. Its creation allowed scholars to delve deeper into classical works and expand their knowledge beyond borders. Jean-Francois Champollion's notebook holds hieroglyphs that unlocked the mysteries of ancient Egypt when translated by this brilliant scholar himself. Through his dedication and expertise, he brought an entire civilization back to life on paper. During World War I, posters urging people to enlist were translated into various languages like Welsh with messages tailored specifically for each region's audience. Translation played a vital role in rallying support during times of conflict. Artistic expression knows no bounds when it comes to translation; even feast scenes from the Book of Esther come alive through stunning 15th-century artwork. These visual translations allow us insight into historical events while showcasing human creativity at its finest.