Sales catalogue: Quaritch

Date:: April 1886

Reference:: WA/HMM/CM/Sal/17/41

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$AHMED BIN ARABSHAH—see Ibn Arabshah. 32633 ’AgsaBu-L-’ AJAB. ls*| W.s*: A complete Introduction to the art of Letter- Writing, being a collection of* letters, in Arabic, by Shaikh Ahmad ash-Shirwani, 8vo. bd. 6s Calcutta, 1813 32634 AJRUMIYA. doy oY ise usa) aS oo : Kefrawi’s Commentary on the Ajrumiya of Sanhaji, in Arabic, 8vo. bd. 3s 6d Bulak, A.H. 1242 32635 —— another edition, 8vo. bd. 2s 6d 1b. 1249 32636 —— another edition, 8vo. bd. 3s (Cairo) 1280 32637 Axupar-uL-A’yin. ll Ue oo weed) bat: History of the region of the Lebanon, by the Maronite Tantis bin Yusuf ash- Shidydk, in Arabic, 8vo. hf. bd. 10s Bairut, 1859 32638 ALCALA (Pedro de) ArtE para ligeramente saber la lengua arauiga; VOCABULISTA arauigo en letra castellana; 2 vols. in 1, sm. 4ito. a fine perfect copy in morocco, gilt edges, by Thompson of Paris, £20. Granada, J. Varela, 1505 32639 ALF LAILAH WA LAILAH. a), &\.J Cdl: The Thousand and One Nights, in Arabic, 4 vols. stout sq. 8vo. plain Manv- soripT, unbound, £9. . A.H, 1245 another MS. of the same work, + vols. sm. 4to. plainly written, in the fourth volume a few leaves missing, which contained Nights 585-598, in cases, £6. 10s Transcribed by Ali Zahiri al-Maliki, A.H. 1247 Arabian Nights’ Entertainment, Nights 1-200, edited by Ahmad Shirwani, in Arabic, 2 vols. in 1, 8vo. some leaves wormed, hf. calf, rare, £1. 10s Calcutta, 1814-18 the same, 8vo. reprinted in lithography, bds. 25s 1829 The only critical edition; published by Ahmad ash-Shirwani. Nothing more than the first two hundred nights was printed. él, éhs ws)! : Tausend und Hine Nacht, Arabisch, nach einer ceieecliets aus Tunis herausgegeben von meee nach seinem Tode fortgesetzt von Fleischer, 12 vols. 12mo. sd. £3. 15s Breslau, 1825-43 32644 —— the game, Vots. I,, IJ, TU; VV ViILAG vols. 12mo. hf. bd. 36s ° 1825-37 &\} Wo): Anir Lana: Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, commonly known as the “‘ Arabian Nights’ Enter- tainments, ” now, for the first time, published complete in the original Ar abic, from an Egyptian MS. brought to India by the late Major Turner Macan, edited by Sir W. H. Macnacuren, 4 vols. royal 8vo. sd. £4. As Cale. 1839-42 ——— another copy, 4 vols. Af. calf, £5. 15s 1839-42 “The Arabic is of various periods. ‘The stories concerning the Khalifs are all old Arabic and in pure style. ‘Those relating to Jinns and Afreets are modern or of inferior style. The Arabian Nights is not ot eat much of by the literary Arabs,.”,—MS. note. 32640 32642 32643 32645 —— 32646$

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