Catalogue of the library of the India Office. Vol. 2, Pt. 6, Persian books / A.J. Arberry.

  • Great Britain. India Office. Library
Date:
1937
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    ‘Ata’i-namah, by ‘Ata&@i—Cont. —— [Another edition.] pp. 20. lth. 25 cm. Muhammadi, Lahore. 1285 (1868). 2039/3 —— [Other editions]: | 2034/1 (1870). 2214/8 (1874). 2106/6 (1876). 2065/1 (1874). 2065/2 (1875). 2182/9 (1877). 2055/2 (1873). — 891/2 (1876). ‘Atd’ig i wasat i Asiyd [by Sir A. Stein]. | [A report on the antiquities of Central Asia. Translated into Persian from English by Aqi Muhammad Ibrahim Irani and Maulawi Zafar Hasan. With an introduction by Sir Aurel Stein, translated into Persian.]|| pp. 7, 88, wrappers. ith. 22 cm. Delhi Printing Works, Delhi. 1921. Per. D. 210 Atesh Kedah. | | Atish-kadah. Athar (Muhammad “Ali Khan, Rampiri). Insha 1 jadid. _ Athar ‘Ali, Saiyid [ed.] Sikandar-namah. Athar i ‘Ajam, by Muhammad Nasir, called Fursat. [A history and comprehensive biographical dictionary of the famous natives of Shiraz and the surrounding districts. Illus- trated.] pp. 6, 603, 1 map. lth. 28 cm. Nasiri, Bombay. 1314 (1896). 306. 32. E. 7 Athar i sharaf, by Muhammad Nir al-Husain. [An account of the province of Bihar.]. pp. [i], 100, [1]. hth. 24cm. Rajanita, Patna. [1914.] 3734/2 “Athim. | Nasr Allah Khan (‘Abd al-Hamid). Atish-kadah, by Luté ‘Ali Bég. [Notices of Persian poets.] pp. [xxiv], 621. lth. 32 cm. Calcutta. 1249 (1833). 306. 31. D. 24 —— The Atesh Kedah; or, Fire-temple . . . now first edited . . . by N. Bland. pp. [iii], ii, [i], 40. 264cm. London. 1844. (No more published.) Per. E. 16 ‘Atiyah i kubrd, by Arzii. Beg.: Dibachah i bayan u ma‘na . . . [A treatise on elegant composition. Followed by Mauhzbat 1 ‘uzgma, a similar work, by the same author.] 2 pts. pp. 40, [1]; 42. lth. 223 cm. Lithographic Company, [Calcutta]. 1832. 306. 33. B. 17/1 Atkinson (James) [tr.] Kulthim nani. Laila Majnin.
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