RAS Persian 223 (1). (Library, Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland)
Persian Manuscripts
Contents
Summary of Contents: 1 copy of The Arabic sentences which occur in the Gulistan, with Persian translations by Anon.
First flyleaf, verso: Presented by Dr Conwell June 29. 1830 Second flyleaf, recto: William Eugene Cowell. 1811. Bellary The Arabic is written in naskh in black ink, the Persian in nasta'liq in red. Has no title or introduction. The identification of the subject is given by Morley.
Incipit: I'malu Ala Da'uda shukran
Language(s): Persian and Arabic.
References
None traced.
Physical Description
Form: codex
Extent: Folios 13 out of 23
Dimensions (leaf): 8.25
Layout
11 lines on a page
Hand(s)
Naskh and nasta'liq with some shikastah forms.
Binding
Brown leather binding with blind tooling, probably Indian but with European-style sewing.
History
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