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    Who was the first European translator of The Arabian Nights, aka The Thousand and One Nights?

    Question #31339. Asked by Eh. (Apr 09 03 6:23 PM)


    Tabby Tom

    The earliest I can find is Antoine Galland, whose French translation was published between 1703 and 1717.

    Apr 09 03, 7:45 PM


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