R.13.47 (Wren Library, Trinity College Cambridge)
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Poetical and miscellaneous extracts in Persian and Turkish in three distinct parts.
ff. 2r.-2v.Author: VariousTitle: Scraps of Turkish poetryFollowed by a short Ḥadīth in Arabic, a Persian distich and an amusing Persian ghazal about coffee by Waisī-i ʿAjam.
Incipit: راحيست قهوه روح افزا وكسل گسل آسايش بدن فرح جان سرور دلLanguage(s): Persian and Ottoman Turkish1.2. ff. 3r.-4v.Author: VariousTitle: Scraps of Arabic poetryFollowed by two Turkish ghazals by Şem'î; Persian couplets and rubāʿis by Nawʻī; a Persian chronogram, and the beginning of a pious sentence in Arabic.
1.3. ff. 5r. - 5v.Author: Jāmī, d. 1414-1492 جامىTitle: A Persian qaṣīdahIncipit: حبذا قومي كه ديد حق بود ديدار شان محو باشد در شهود سر غيب اسرار شان1.4.Author: Jāmī, d. 1414-1492 جامىTitle: Extracts from the dīvān of JāmīIncipit: بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم اعظم اسماء عليم حكيم1.5. ff. 21v.-27v.Title: Extracts from the dīvān of Amīr KhusrawIncipit: باز دل گم گشت در کویت من دیوانه را از کجا کردم نگاه آن نرگس مستانه راExplicit: هر شب منم زهجر پریشان ودیده تر صبر از برم رمیده ومن زو رمیده تر1.6. f. 28r.Title: One ghazal by ʿAlā᾽ al-Dīn al-Samarqandī and one ghazal by Riyāḍī Samarqandī1.8. ff. 29r.-44v.Author: Ḥāfiẓ حافظTitle: Extracts from the dīvān of ḤāfiẓIncipit: بيا كه ترک فلک خوان روزه غارت کرد هلال عید بدور قدح اشارت کردExplicit: ای قصه بهشت زکویت حکایتی شرح جمال حور زرویت روایتی2.1. ff. 1r.-3r.Author: Ḥāfiẓ حافظTitle: Extract from the SāqīʻnāmahTitle: ساقی نامهIncipit: بده ساقى آن كيمياى فتوح كه باگنج قارون دهد عمر نوح2.2. ff. 3v.-4r.Title: A prayer for the dead in ArabicFollowed by a prayer for success in Arabic.
2.3. ff. 4v.-5r.Author: Nawā᾽ī نوائيTitle: Ṣūrat nāmah Nawā᾽īTitle: صورت نامه نوائيAn account of Mawlānā Būṣīrī in Turkish.
2.4. ff. 5r.-6r.Title: Scraps of Turkish poetryFollowed by scraps from the satire of Firdawsī فردوسي and a recipe for an electuary in Turkish.
2.5. ff. 6v.-7r.Author: VariousTitle: Poetic verses by Asadī Ṭūsī, ʻAsjadī, Anṣārī and a couplet by Asīrī Lāhījī.2.6. f. 7r.Title: Persian couplets and a rubāʿīFollowed by a riddle by Nawā᾽ī concerning Mawlānā Būṣīrī; a Ḥadīth by Necâtı̂ Bey and a sentence in Persian.
2.7. f. 7v.Title: A verse by JāmīجامىFollowed by an Arabic rubāʿī, a Ḥadīth and a prayer on seeing the new moon by Ṭalḥah.
2.8. f. 8r.Title: Moral sayings in ArabicFollowed by two anonymous prayers to be used at a funeral.
2.9. ff. 8v.-10v.Author: ʻIzzī Shīrvānī عزى شيروانىTitle: Risālah fī rijāl al-ghaybTitle: رسالة في رجال الغيبA treatise in Turkish on Rijāl al-ghayb.
Incipit: الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلوة على محمد وآله اجمعين بلكم اسعدک الله فی الدارین که شیخ المحققین وقطب العارفین شیخ محمد العزی قدس الله سره العزیز رجال الغیب ارواح مقدسک ...2.10. ff. 11r.-11v.Title: A prayer in Arabic to Rijāl al-ghaybFollowed by other addresses to Rijāl al-ghayb and two couplets from the Sāqīʻnāmah of Ḥāfiẓ.
2.11. ff. 12r.-13v.Title: Four verses from a book of moral precepts in Persian.Followed by a medical prescription in Turkish.
3.1. ff. 1v.-12r.Author: AnonymousTitle: Panegyric in Turkish for Süleyman ,Sultan of the Turks, d. 1494 or 1495-1566On the occasion of one of his victories - probably the capture of Belgrade in 1520.
Incipit: الحمد لله الذي نصر أولياءه بعساكر تأييده وقهر أعداءه بزواجر تهديدهExplicit: عليهم سلام الله ما دام عالم وما قام في دار الخلافة آدم برتبتهم ركن السيادة محكم بعزمهم بيت السعادة يحكم3.2. ff. 12v.-18v.Title: QaṣīdahIncipit: چرخ مردم خوار اگر روز دوم دم پرور است نیست از شفقت مگر پرواری ار لاغر است3.3. ff. 20v.-24r.Title: A treatise in Turkish on omens to be deduced from watching the positions assumed by a dog.References
Physical Description
Form: codexSupport: Glazed paper sprinkled with goldExtent: 44+14+24 ff.Hand(s)
Various Arabic and Turkish scripts
Decoration
ʿUnwān in blue, gold and white
History
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Record Sources
"Manuscript description based on "E. G. Browne: A supplementary hand-list of the Muhammadan manuscripts, including all those written in the Arabic character, preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge. Cambridge, 1922", and "E.H. Palmer A Descriptive Catalogue of the Arabic, Persian and Turkish Manuscripts in the Library of Trinity College, Cambridge, London 1870".Availability
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