Sales catalogue: Quaritch

Date:
April 1886
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/17/41
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Quaritch. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    II. LANGUAGES: OF ISLAM, I ARABIC. = 32601 Axsp-uL-Birt al-’Ashmawi ar-Rafa’i. i bse, Treatise on : Malekite Jurisprudence, wm Arabi sm. Ato. pla MS., neat nate binding, 7s 6d See. xvit 32602 ABD UL GHANII. al Dal —s. \; Geli) Agito Poems: by Abd- ul-Ghaniy of Nablis, in Arabic, 4to. native binding, red morocco, rare, 21s Bulag, A.H. 1270 32603 ——— dard dol |, c yet Treatise on the Art of Poetry, illus- . trated with copious extracts from the poets, in Arabic, sm. Ato. plainly written MS. , upwards of 550 pp. bd. £4. An. 1132 Composed in a.H. 1076. This is a very valuable Anthology, and, like all the works of Abd ul Ghanii, rare in England. ae ees aad 3 alll, alaei: On the Interpretation of Dreams, in Arabic, by Ibn. Nabulusi, composed A.H. 1096, roy. 8vo. Layptian binding, 24s Cairo, A.H. 1275 32605 Appu-R-Razziq: (gl; None taal didgall Crlatbol BETES Dictionary of the technical terms of the Sufies, in Arabic, edited by A. Sprenger, 8vo. sd. 1s 6d; or, hf. calf, 2s Cale. 1845 32606 Asp-us-Sandm bin Ibrahim an-Laxant, Ls JI vel, S 5 jlojil pac! History of the prophet Mohammad, in Arabic, divided into 2 vols. sm. 4to. plainly written MS. hf. red morocco gilt, 36s A.H, 1046 Apparently the author’s autograph. He was a native of Egypt, and in this work had perhaps the collaboration of his father who was a distinguished scholar. csy rel? Glosses of Adawi on Abd-us-Salim’s It’haf a com- 32604 32607 mentary on the Jauharat-wl-Tawhid, in Arabic, sm. 4to. plain MS., hf. red morocco gilt, 15s About 1700 82608 Aspu ’L-WAuip al-Marrékushi. 4 24)\ sae ect ped ast] History of the Almohades, preceded by a history of the Conquest of Spain, from the times of the conquest till the reign of Yusof Ibn-Tashifin, and of the history of the Almoravides, Arabic, edited by R. Dozy, 8vo. cloth, 3s 6d Leyden, 1847 Edited from a unique MS. “In the History of the Almohades, the reader will find that the information Abdu-l’Wahid gives is really invaluahle, He indeed everywhere quotes contemporary witnesses of the events he relates, and derived the greatest part of his information from Yahya, the grandson of the founder of the dynasty.” 220
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