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The practice of literary translation dates back to a time in the history of mankind when the theories of translation did not even lurk into the minds of the scholars associated with it. A possible reason might be that the practice of literary translation did not emerge just as another fashion in the literary area; rather, it sprout out of different necessitymostly political, historical, religious and above all, cultural. Greek civilization had to travel through a complicated channel to reach the realm of English culture. Initially, the Romans subsumed the Greek civilization by the Roman translation of Greek texts. Later, the Greek and Roman classics were translated and preserved in Arabic by the Arabians. In the 13 th

On Demanding the Authorship of a Translator: A Scrutiny of why and how the Translator should be Judged in Relation to the Author