Middle Eastern Manuscripts Online 2: The Ottoman Legacy of Levinus Warner
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Title:
Or. 0962 [1] - Daḳā’iḳ el-ḥaḳā’iḳ
Creator:
Kemalpaşazade,1468 or 9-1534.
Date:
Language:
Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928)
Subject:
Persian language - Homonyms - Early works to 1700.
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Persian language - Synonyms - Early works to 1700.
Format:
ff. 2b-101b ;185 x 110-120 x 55 mm.
Reference:
- Catalogus Codicum Orientalium Bibliothecae Lugduno-Batavae, 183 (I, p. 99)
- Catalogus Codicum Orientalium Bibliothecae Lugduno-Batavae, 183 (I, p. 99)
Note:
- Copy of a treatise on the distinctions between homonyms and synonyms in Persian.
- Şemsüddīn Aḥmed b. Süleymān b. Kemāl is best known as Kemāl Paşazāde (d. 940/1534).
- Undated copy.
- A Turkish treatise on the distinctions between homonyms and synonyms in Persian, with numerous Persian verses.
- Glazed white, cream and occasionally pale yellow paper with watermarks (clover and anchor); 19 lines; catchwords; small but clear nesiḫ; headings, rubrics, and dots in red; a red wax seal with globe and cross between palm fronds (for a photo see Van der Heide, opposite p. 14) occurs in f. 1a; two Persian couplets and one Turkish beyt (by Veysī) are written in f. 1a.
- The MS has been rebound, together with Or. 962 [2], in boards covered in red marbled paper with leather backing.
- Leiden : Brill, 2012.
- Middle Eastern Manuscripts Online 2: The Ottoman Legacy of Levinus Warner; LW-1891
- Copy of a treatise on the distinctions between homonyms and synonyms in Persian.
- Şemsüddīn Aḥmed b. Süleymān b. Kemāl is best known as Kemāl Paşazāde (d. 940/1534).
- Undated copy.
- A Turkish treatise on the distinctions between homonyms and synonyms in Persian, with numerous Persian verses.
- Glazed white, cream and occasionally pale yellow paper with watermarks (clover and anchor); 19 lines; catchwords; small but clear nesiḫ; headings, rubrics, and dots in red; a red wax seal with globe and cross between palm fronds (for a photo see Van der Heide, opposite p. 14) occurs in f. 1a; two Persian couplets and one Turkish beyt (by Veysī) are written in f. 1a.
- The MS has been rebound, together with Or. 962 [2], in boards covered in red marbled paper with leather backing.
- Leiden : Brill, 2012.
- Middle Eastern Manuscripts Online 2: The Ottoman Legacy of Levinus Warner; LW-1891
Size:
Provenance:
Leiden University Library | UBL Or. 962 [1]