MS. Sale 80 (Bodleian Library, Oxford University)
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10 works by 5 authors on the subject of Arabic literature
1. ff. 1v-52rAuthor: AnonymousI strongly suspect to be a work of Ibn Ḥijjah (G2 19)
Language(s): ArabicReferences
Appendix Belles Lettres2. ff. 52v-55rAuthor: Damāmīnī, Muḥammad ibn Abī Bakr, 1361 or 2-1424? الدماميني، محمد بن أبي بكر، 763-827 هـTitle: Lumḥat al-badrTitle: لمحة البدرLanguage(s): ArabicReferences
GAL II 26, 273. ff. 55r-56rTitle: Waṣf ḥamāʼim al-rasāʼilPart of a letter to Damāminī? - ?Brock. no. 8
Language(s): ArabicReferences
GAL II 166. fols. 64r-67rHere the author is given as “Ibn Ṣūfān”, but the similarity of title and the juxtaposition of other works by Māridīnī suggest the identity here proposed, but Leid. 428 is much longer (15 pp.)
Language(s): ArabicReferences
GAL II 1617. fols. 67r-68vLanguage(s): ArabicReferences
GAL II 1618. ff. 68v-75r*Full name of author from Bagdatli Ismail Pasa; in our MS. only “Abū al-Fatḥ Muḥammad” Father ? of Ibn al-Rassān al-Ḥamawī S2, p. 83, para. 14.
Language(s): ArabicReferences
Appendix Belles Lettres9. ff. 75v-87rTitle: Fī ziyādat al-NīlIncluding, or folld. by, letters of Damāmīnī (f. 85v) and Ibn Ḥasan ibn Faḍl Allāh ibn Makānis (f. 86v)
Language(s): ArabicReferences
GAL II 16, 17Physical Description
Form: codex52 ff. 4 ff. 2 ff. 4 ff. 5 fols. 4 fols. 2 fols. 8 ff. 13 ff. 2 ff.History
Origin: 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CE 18th cent.? CEProvenance and Acquisition
The collections of George Sale, d. 1736.
Acquired by Thomas Hunt in 1760.
The Radcliffe Library.
Acquired by the Bodleian Library in 1872.
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Manuscript description based on the Bodleian Library's public card index of Arabic manuscripts with additional enhancements by the OCIMCO project team.Availability
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