Francis Woodman Cleaves

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Political Science

#2259

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#2653

Historical Rank

#1039

USA Rank

Asian Studies

#42

World Rank

#54

Historical Rank

#23

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According to Wikipedia, Francis Woodman Cleaves was a sinologist, linguist, and historian who taught at Harvard University, and was the founder of Sino-Mongolian studies in America. He is well known for his translation of The Secret History of the Mongols.

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Francis Woodman Cleaves's Published Works

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Published Works

The secret history of the Mongols (1982) (114)
Epidemiology of Childhood Guillain-Barré Syndrome as a Cause of Acute Flaccid Paralysis in Honduras: 1989—1999 (2003) (42)
The Lingji of Aru[gamma] of 1340 (1964) (37)
Variability of sodium and sucrose levels of simple sugar/salt oral rehydrations solutions prepared under optimal and field conditions. (1980) (36)
Trois documents mongols des Archives secretes vaticanes (1952) (36)
Comparison of simple sugar/salt versus glucose/electrolyte oral rehydration solutions in infant diarrhoea. (1981) (32)
The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1346 (1952) (29)
The Biography of Bayan of the Barin in The Yuan Shih (1956) (26)
The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1338 in Memory of Jiguntei (1951) (25)
The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1335 in Memory of Chang Ying-Jui (1950) (21)
An Early Mongolian Loan Contract From Qara Qoto (1955) (19)
The Sino-Mongolian Edict of 1453 in The Topkapi Sarayi Muzesi (1950) (16)
The Secret History of The Mongols, for The First Time Done Into English Out of The Original Tongue, and Provided With an Exegetical Commentary (1984) (16)
A Chinese Source Bearing on Marco Polo's Departure From China and a Persian Source on His Arrival in Persia (1976) (16)
The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1362 in Memory of Prince Hindu (1949) (13)
The Mongolian Names and Terms in The History of The Nation of The Archers by Grigor of Akanc (1949) (12)
The Eighteenth Chapter of an Early Mongolian Version of the Hsiao Ching (1985) (12)
An Early Mongolian Version of The Alexander Romance (1959) (12)
The "Fifteen 'Palace Poems' " by K'o Chiu-ssu (1957) (11)
Daru[gamma]a and Gerege (1953) (11)
The Historicity of The Baljuna Covenant (1955) (11)
Manual of Mongolian astrology and divination (1969) (11)
K'uei-k'uei or Nao-Nao? (1947) (9)
The Mongolian Documents in the Musee de Teheran (1953) (7)
A Medical Practice of The Mongols in The Thirteenth Century (1954) (6)
The Bodistw-a Cari-a Awatar-un Tayilbur of 1312 by Cosgi Odsir (1954) (5)
Bolor erike : Mongolian chronicle (1959) (3)
Aldar Cab-Cab Aldar (1955) (3)
The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1240 (1960) (3)
EPIDEMIOLOGY OF CHILDHOOD GUILLAIN-BARRE SYNDROME AS A CAUSE OF A CUTE FLACCID PARALYSIS IN HONDURAS (2003) (3)
A Chancellery Practice of The Mongols in The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries (1951) (3)
The secret history of the Mongols : the origin of Chinghis Khan : an adaptation of the Yuan chʾao pi shih, based primarily on the English translation by Francis Woodman Cleaves (1984) (2)
The Academician V. M. Alexeev as a Historian of Chinese Literature (1947) (2)
The Expression Dur-a Qocarulcaju in the Letter of Oljeitu to Philippe le Bel (1948) (2)
The Colophon to The Bolor Erike (1968) (2)
History of the nation of the archers (the Mongols) . The Mongolian names and terms in the History of the nation of the archers by Grigor of Arkancʿ (1954) (2)
The Expression Job Ese Bol in the Secret History of the Mongols (1948) (2)
The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1348 (1967) (1)
Hxeres (1934) (1)
Altan Tobči : a brief history of the Mongols (1953) (1)
A Mongolian Rescript of the Fifth Year of Degedu Erdem-tu (1640) (1986) (0)
Saqid=Zah(i)d (1955) (0)
The Mongolian Locution Aman Mergen in The Koryo sa (1978) (0)
Erdeni-yin Tobci, Mongolian Chronicle by Sa[gamma]ang Secen. (1957) (0)
[Focalization of toxicosis]. (1961) (0)
[PSEUDOHYPOPARA- THYROIDISM IN 3 SIBLINGS]. (1963) (0)
[The syndrome of sclerema]. (1961) (0)
The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1362 in Memory of Prince Hindu@@@The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1335 in Memory of Chang Ying-jui@@@The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1338 in Memory of Jiguntei@@@The Sino-Mongolian Inscription of 1346 (1954) (0)
[Results obtained in the ward for dehydrated children in the Clinica Pediatrica y Puericultura "Dr. Luis Morquio"]. (1961) (0)
[THE PLASMA IONOGRAM IN ACUTE DEHYDRATION IN INFANTS]. (1964) (0)
The Boy and His Elephant (1975) (0)
The Anonymous Scribal Note Pertaining to The Bicig of Otemis (1953) (0)
Manual of Mongol Astrology and Divination, with a Critical Introduction (1973) (0)

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