A descriptive catalogue of the Oriental mss. belonging to the late E. G. Browne / by Edward G. Browne, completed & edited with a memoir of the author and a bibliography of his writings by Reynold A. Nicholson.

Edward Granville Browne

Date:: 1932

Credit: A descriptive catalogue of the Oriental mss. belonging to the late E. G. Browne / by Edward G. Browne, completed & edited with a memoir of the author and a bibliography of his writings by Reynold A. Nicholson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$F. 14 (8) = BBF. I. Prayer, from the Arabic Baydn^ constituting the second of the “ Five Grades.” See Catalogue and Description, pp. 451-462. F. 15 {9) = BBF. 2. ♦ * A Specimen of each of the “Five Grades” of the Bdb’s writings. See Catalogue and Description, pp. 462-470. F. 16 (9) = BBF. 9. (tihll Vol. II of the Bib’s “Commentary on the [Divine] Names.” See Catalogue and Description, pp. 648-656. F. 17 (9) = BBF. 10. jr -U j. Vol. I of the “Book of the Names of All Things,” apparently the companion volume to that last described, in spite of the difference in title. See Catalogue and Description, pp. 657-659. F. 18 (9). Another voluminous “ Book of Names,” extending from ch. i of Wahid viii to ch. 18 of Wdhid xix, beginning: jJijI dS)\ JJ yk *^1 4J1 aDI dS}\ ‘ Jj^t Ue The whole book is like this, each “ Name ” being treated in this way and given a whole series of derived forms, theoretically possible though not actually in use, and each chapter being, apparently, set apart for a particular day of each of the$