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The memoirs of Khojeh Abdulkurreem: a Cashmerian of distinction, who accompanied Nadir Shah, on his return from Hindostan to Persia ; from whence he travelled to Baghdad, Damascus, and Aleppo, and after visiting Medina and Mecca, embarked on a ship at the port of Jeddeh, and sailed to Hooghly in Bengal. Including The History of Hindostan, from A.D. 1739 to 1749 : with an account of the European Settlements in Bengal, and on the Coast of CoromandelEpitome of Mohammedan Law

Abdulkurreem, Khojeh, History, Description and travel, History, DS47.5 .G53 1788

translated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin.
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DS47.5 .G53 1788
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Item-ID: i10211445
BIB-ID: 1022780
With: An...
Show moretranslated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin.
Main Heritage Shelves General
DS47.5 .G53 1788
Book
Item-ID: i10211445
BIB-ID: 1022780
With: An epitome of Mohammedan Law / translated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin. Calcutta : Printed by William Mackay, M. DCC. LXXXVI [1786].
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Jahangir Watching an Elephant Fight

Jahangir , 1569-1627, Kings and rulers, Kings and rulers--Mugol Empire--Pictorial works, Animal fighting in art--Elephants, Miniature painting, Mogul Empire

Miniature depicting a moment of royal entertainment: two mounted men - one of the riders is actually falling - control the elephants, as they fight...
Show moreMiniature depicting a moment of royal entertainment: two mounted men - one of the riders is actually falling - control the elephants, as they fight before an audience. Servants hold fireworks on poles, prepared to help direct the elephant if necessary. Emperor Jahangir (r.1605–27) overlooks the scene from the balcony at Agra Fort.
Title and date devised by Library staff. The miniature is laid down on gold speckled pink card between gold and polychrome borders. Inscription signature on the margin below "جهانگیر عمل مرکلان [...]". On the verso of the cardboard two erased stamps. On the verso of an additional cardboard now removed manuscript note "Jahangir contemplant un combat d'éléphant du fort d'Âgrâ. École Moghole. Delhi, fin 17e siècle (succession Essayan)"
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Item-ID: i26744892
BIB-ID: 2850335
Probably part of the property of Kevork Loris Essayan (1897-1981), son-in-law of the British-Armenian businessman and art collector Calouste Gulbenkian (1869–1955) and trustee of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.
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Bahar-danush: or, Garden of knowledge. An oriental romance

English literature, Persian literature--Translations into English, PZ3.I358 B 1799, 891.55 In1s

Tr. from the Persic of Edinaiut Oollah. By Jonathan Scott.
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The flowers of Persian literature: containing extracts from the most celebrated authors, in prose and verse, with a translation into English : being intended as a companion to Sir William Jones's Persian grammar : to which is prefixed an essay on the language and literature of Persia

Persian language, Persian language--Readers, Persian literature, PK6237 .R69 1905

[edited by S. Rousseau].
Persian and English in parallel columns.
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Persian and English in parallel columns.
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A grammar of the Persian language: To which are subjoined several dialogues; with an alphabetical list of the English and Persian terms of grammar; and an appendix, on the use of Arabic words

Persian language--Grammar, PK6235 .I37 1841

by Meerza Mohammad Ibraheem.
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Bahar-danush: or, Garden of knowledge. An oriental romance. Volume 1

English literature, Persian literature--Translations into English, PZ3.I358 B, 891.55 In1s

Tr. from the Persic of Edinaiut Oollah. By Jonathan Scott.
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The memoirs of Khojeh Abdulkurreem: a cashmerian of distinction, who accompanied Nadir Shah, on his return from Hindostan to Persia; from whence he travelled to Baghdad, Damascus, and Aleppo, and after visiting Medina and Mecca, embarked on a ship at the port of Jeddeh, and sailed to Hooghly in Bengal. Including the history of Hindostan, from A.D. 1739 to 1749: with an account of the European Settlements in Bengal, and on the Coast of CoromandelEpitome of Mohammedan Law

Abdulkurreem, Khojeh, History, Description and travel, History

translated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin.
With: An epitome of Mohammedan Law / translated from the original Persian by Francis...
Show moretranslated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin.
With: An epitome of Mohammedan Law / translated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin. Calcutta : Printed by William Mackay, M. DCC. LXXXVI [1786].
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Bahar-danush: or, Garden of knowledge. An oriental romance. Volume 2

English literature, Persian literature--Translations into English, PZ3.I358 B, 891.55 In1s

Tr. from the Persic of Edinaiut Oollah. By Jonathan Scott.
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Versions from Hafiz: an essay in Persian metre

PK6465.Z32 L4

by Walter Leaf.
"Of this edition six hundred copies only are printed for England. There is also an edition of eighteen copies on Japanese vellum."
Se...
Show moreby Walter Leaf.
"Of this edition six hundred copies only are printed for England. There is also an edition of eighteen copies on Japanese vellum."
Selection of 28 ghazels from the Diwan.
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المستودع الرقمي لمكتبة قطر الوطنية

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