F. 26 (University Library, Cambridge University)
E. G. Browne Collection
Contents
Summary of Contents: Another composite volume containing two printed works by Hippolyte Dreyfus
the Essai sur le Béhaïsme (Paris, 1909, pp. 138); and l'Epître au Fils du Loup
par Baháou'lláh (Paris, 1913, pp. xvii + 185). These are followed by a tract in
Persian lithographed in April, 1902, in Egypt, and comprising 223 pp., entitled: این رساله ایست که جناب خادم ابهى عليه منكل بهاء ابهاه در جواب نامه جناب سمی جهرمی
عليه بهاء الله وعنايته مرقوم داشته آلخ The only manuscript portion of the contents is the biography of Bahá'u'lláh
written in Arabic by Muhammad Jawad of Qazwin in 1322/1904, the translation of
which constitutes the first part (pp. 1-112) of my Materials for the Study of the
Babi Religion (Cambridge, 1918). Some account of it will be found at pp. viii-x
of the same work. The original is written in a neat ta'liq, comprises 87 pp. of
18'2 x 11'8 c. and 17 ll., and was completed in Şafar, 1322/April, 1904.
the Essai sur le Béhaïsme (Paris, 1909, pp. 138); and l'Epître au Fils du Loup
par Baháou'lláh (Paris, 1913, pp. xvii + 185). These are followed by a tract in
Persian lithographed in April, 1902, in Egypt, and comprising 223 pp., entitled: این رساله ایست که جناب خادم ابهى عليه منكل بهاء ابهاه در جواب نامه جناب سمی جهرمی
عليه بهاء الله وعنايته مرقوم داشته آلخ The only manuscript portion of the contents is the biography of Bahá'u'lláh
written in Arabic by Muhammad Jawad of Qazwin in 1322/1904, the translation of
which constitutes the first part (pp. 1-112) of my Materials for the Study of the
Babi Religion (Cambridge, 1918). Some account of it will be found at pp. viii-x
of the same work. The original is written in a neat ta'liq, comprises 87 pp. of
18'2 x 11'8 c. and 17 ll., and was completed in Şafar, 1322/April, 1904.
Physical Description
Form: codex
Support: Paper
Extent: 87 pp.
Dimensions: 18.2 × 11.8 cm.
Layout
17 lines
Hand(s)
Neat ta'liq
History
Origin: undated
Provenance and Acquisition
Bequest of E. G. Browne.
Record Sources
Summary, physical description and provenance copied from R. A. Nicholson: A descriptive catalogue of the Oriental MSS belonging to the late E.G. Browne. Cambridge, 1932.
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