Add MS 27261 (Oriental Manuscripts, British Library)

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A qasīdah ingeniously contrived so as to offer examples of all the Persian metres

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About 200 in number

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A manual of astronomy

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Elements of geometry, consisting of a few theorems from the first book of Euclid, with diagrams

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An alchemical treatise, written for Sulṭan Jalāl al-Dīn Iskandar

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A manual of Shīʻah law, according to Imām ʻAlī b. Mūsā al-Riz̤ā

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A treatise on the law of religious observances

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A treatise on the computation of the calendar and the use of the astrolabe, with tables of the conjunctions of the planets

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An extensive treatise on astrology, in fifteen Maqālahs

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containing select pieces of upwards of three hundred poets, from the Hijri-qamari fifth to the ninth century, classed according to their subjects or metrical forms

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The original work was brought down to the reign of Abū Saʻīd, Ilkhān of the Mongols, fl. 1316-1335, son of Uljāytū Khudābandah, Ilkhan of Iran, ca. 1280-1316 and written by Bayḍāwī, ʻAbd Allāh ibn ʻUmar, d. 1286?

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An anonymous compilation, in twenty-eight Bābs, treating of the properties and hidden virtues of natural substances, of various magical and cabalistic operations, and of ingenious devices and recipes for purposes of utility or amusement

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A manual of astrology in mas̲navī rhyme

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A manual of medicine

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Written in nine chapters (aṣl)

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Compiled by order of Sulṭan Jalāl al-Dīn Iskandar

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A theological treatise in Mas̲navī rhyme, containing an exposition of the Sunni creed, with Sufi comments and a refutation of heretical doctrines

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