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 ''[[Deborah]]'' (Mosenthal, 1849)
-''[[Ivanhoe, or The Jewess of York]]'' (Scott/Moncrieff)
+''[[Ivanhoe! or, the Jewess]]'' (also found as ''[[Ivanhoe, or The Jewess of York]]'') (Scott/Moncrieff)
 ''[[Ivanhoe, or The Knight Templar]]'' (Scott/Farley)

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 ''[[Ivanhoe, or The Knight Templar]]'' (Scott/Farley)
-''[[Leah]]'' (Daly, 18)
+''[[Leah]]'' (Daly, 1862)
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 ==Translations and Adaptations ==
-Besides a translations of the novel itself into a wide range of languages, numerous dramatized versions of the novel (two by Scott himself), as well as plays and films based on themes from it (notably the story of the Jewess "Rebecca"), have been written and performed over the years. In addition, there have been at least nine operatic versions of the work, by composers that have included a [[pastiche]] opera by Rossini (''[[Ivanhoé]]'', 1826) and a popular romantic opera by Gilbert Sullivan (''[[Ivanhoe]]'', 1891[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe_(opera)]).
+Besides a translations of the novel itself into a wide range of languages, numerous dramatized versions of the novel (two by Scott himself), as well as plays and films based on themes from it (notably the story of the Jewess "Rebecca"), have been written and performed over the years. In addition, there have been at least nine operatic versions of the work, by composers that have included a pastiche opera[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pasticcio] by Rossini (''[[Ivanhoé]]'', 1826) and a popular romantic opera by Gilbert Sullivan (''[[Ivanhoe]]'', 1891[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe_(opera)]).
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 ==Translations and Adaptations ==
-Besides a translations of the novel itself into a wide range of languages, numerous dramatized versions of the novel (two by Scott himself), as well as plays and films based on themes from it (notably the story of the Jewess "Rebecca"), have been written and performed over the years. In addition, there have been at least nine operatic versions of the work, by composers that have included Rossini (''[[Ivanhoé]]'', 1826) and Sullivan (''[[Ivanhoe]]'', 1891).
+Besides a translations of the novel itself into a wide range of languages, numerous dramatized versions of the novel (two by Scott himself), as well as plays and films based on themes from it (notably the story of the Jewess "Rebecca"), have been written and performed over the years. In addition, there have been at least nine operatic versions of the work, by composers that have included a [[pastiche]] opera by Rossini (''[[Ivanhoé]]'', 1826) and a popular romantic opera by Gilbert Sullivan (''[[Ivanhoe]]'', 1891[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe_(opera)]).
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 ==Translations and Adaptations ==
-Besides a translations of the novel itself into a wide range of languages, numerous dramatized versions of the novel (two by Scott himself), as well as plays and films based on themes from it, have been written and performed over the years.
+Besides a translations of the novel itself into a wide range of languages, numerous dramatized versions of the novel (two by Scott himself), as well as plays and films based on themes from it (notably the story of the Jewess "Rebecca"), have been written and performed over the years. In addition, there have been at least nine operatic versions of the work, by composers that have included Rossini (''[[Ivanhoé]]'', 1826) and Sullivan (''[[Ivanhoe]]'', 1891).
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	Since the first film version by J. Stuart Blackton in 1911, there have been at least 18 adaptations for film and TV. See the Wikipedia entry on adaptations of Ivanhoe for details[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe#Film,_TV_or_theatrical_adaptations]		Since the first film version by J. Stuart Blackton in 1911, there have been at least 18 adaptations for film and TV. See the Wikipedia entry on adaptations of Ivanhoe for details[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe#Film,_TV_or_theatrical_adaptations]
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−	~~''[[Ivanhoe]]'' (1913),~~
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−	~~''[[Ivanhoe]]'' (Herbert Brenon, 1913)~~

	==Sources==		==Sources==

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		+	Since the first film version by J. Stuart Blackton in 1911, there have been at least 18 adaptations for film and TV. See the Wikipedia entry on adaptations of Ivanhoe for details[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivanhoe#Film,_TV_or_theatrical_adaptations]

	''[[Ivanhoe]]'' (1913),		''[[Ivanhoe]]'' (1913),