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Title El-Kor'ân: or the Koran Qurʼan. English
Subject
BP109 .R6 1876 297
Description translated from the Arabic, the suras arranged in chronological order ; with notes and index. By J.M. Rodwell., Main Heritage Shelves General, BP109 .R6 1876, Book, Item-ID: i15637402, BIB-ID: 1010318
Publisher B. Quaritch
Contributor Rodwell J. M. (John Medows) 1808-1900
Date 1876
Format print, xxviii, 562 pages ; 22 cm, unmediated, volume
Identifier QNL:00015491 lccn: 03019926 oclc: 4073795
Language eng, ara
Rights No Known Copyright
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