Union Catalogue of Manuscripts from the Islamicate World

P. 13 (University Library, Cambridge University)

E. G. Browne Collection

Contents

Summary of Contents: قرابادین شفائی Qarábadin-i-Shifat, a well-known Persian pharmacology by Muzaffar ibn Muhammad al-Husayni ash-Shifa'i (d. 974/1556), the drugs being arranged alpha- betically. See Rieu's B.M.P.C., pp. 473-474, Fonahn's Zur Quellenkunde der Persischen Medizin, pp. 81-84, where the contents are fully stated, etc. Begins after the short Arabic doxology: و بعد، پوشیده نماند که فقیر حقیر مظفّر بن محمد الحسينى الشفائی در مدتی مدید ترکیب چند در معالجات امراض که از آن گریزی [گزیری نبود جمع کرده بود خواست که در سلك ترتيب در آورد الخ This MS. was bought from the late Mr Sidney Churchill by Sir Albert Houtum- Schindler in 1885, and with his other MSS. passed into my possession in January, 1917. It comprises ff. 209 of 18.5 x 11'7 c. and 14 ll., is written in a large, clear naskh with rubrications, and was completed on Shawwál 6, 1090/Nov. 10, 1679, by the scribe Ja'far ibn Muhammad Mu'min al-Fathání al-Imámí al-Adib al-Qárí al-Kashani.

Physical Description

Form: codex
Support: Paper
Extent: Ff. 209
Dimensions: 18.5 × 11.7 cm.

Layout

14 lines

Hand(s)

Written in a large, clear naskh with rubrications

History

Origin: 1090 AH; 1679 CE

Provenance and Acquisition

From the late Mr Sidney Churchill.

Bought by by Sir Albert Houtum-Schindler in 1885

Acquired by E.G.Browne other MSS. passed into my possession in January, 1917.

Bequest of E. G. Browne.

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Funding of Cataloguing

JISC


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