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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
Book
Item-ID: i10211445
BIB-ID: 1022780
With: An...
Show moretranslated from the original Persian by Francis Gladwin.
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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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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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The geographical part of the Nuzhat-al-qulub composed by Hamd-Allāh Mustawfī of Qazwīn in 740 (1340). 2. The English translation, with notes
Iran--Description and travel, Iran--Historical geography, PJ709 .H36 1919
edited by G. Le Strange and printed for the trustees of the "E. J. W. Gibb memorial".
In arab. Schr., pers.
Show moreedited by G. Le Strange and printed for the trustees of the "E. J. W. Gibb memorial".
In arab. Schr., pers.
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A vocabulary, Persian, Arabic, and English: containing such words as have been adopted from the two former of those languages, and incorporated into the Hindvi: together with some hundreds of compound verbs formed from Persian or Arabic nouns, and in universal use: being the seventh part of the new Hindvi grammar and dictionary
Persian language, Persian language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc, Arabic language, Arabic language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc, Urdu language, Urdu language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc, PK6378 .K57 1785
By William Kirkpatrick, Captain in the service of the Honourable the East-India Company, and Persian Secretary to the Commander in Chief in India.
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Show moreBy William Kirkpatrick, Captain in the service of the Honourable the East-India Company, and Persian Secretary to the Commander in Chief in India.
Bookplate of John Kenworthy Walker, M.D. of Caius College Cambridge.
Spine title: New Hindvi grammar Pt. VII.
Inscribed by the author: To George Tatem Esqr. From his Very obedient friend. The Author.
Bound in full contemporary leather with title in gilt on red morocco label mounted on spine.
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PK6378 .K57 1785
Book
Item-ID: i10044930
BIB-ID: 1006296
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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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A safavid brass qibla-indicator with sundial
Sundials
Inscribed with Two Persian couplets instructing how to use the compass to find the qibla The qibla, or sacred direction towards the Ka'ba in Mecca,...
Show moreInscribed with Two Persian couplets instructing how to use the compass to find the qibla The qibla, or sacred direction towards the Ka'ba in Mecca, was particularly researched in Safavid Persia during the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. More treatises on the determination of the qibla were compiled and more instruments for finding the qibla were constructed under the Safavids than in any period of Muslim history. Whilst some highly sophisticated instruments, such as world-maps centred on Mecca and fitted with grids preserving direction and distance to the centre, were made in Safavid Persia (the inspiration was a good five centuries older), simpler instruments, such as this compass, showing the qibla for specific localities were also popular and much more widespread (See King 1999, esp. pp.134-8 and 545). This particular qibla indicator includes cities such as Mecca, Medina, Najaf and Kerbala.
17th/18th century. brass body of circular form, hinged lid with small suspension loop, opening to reveal openwork leafy design with pointer and small hinge, the base incised with names of various localities, further engraved throughout with inscriptions, punched details and central floral motifs 1.9cm. height 6.8cm. diam.
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HC.3D.2017.0003
3-D Object
Item-ID: i24498257
BIB-ID: 2537131
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A vocabulary, Persian, Arabic, and English: containing such words as have been adopted from the two former of those languages, and incorporated into the Hindvi: together with some hundreds of compound verbs formed from Persian or Arabic nouns, and in universal use: being the seventh part of the new Hindvi grammar and dictionary
Persian language, Persian language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc, Arabic language, Arabic language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc, Urdu language, Urdu language--Glossaries, vocabularies, etc, PK6378 .K57 1785
By William Kirkpatrick, Captain in the service of the Honourable the East-India Company, and Persian Secretary to the Commander in Chief in India.
B...
Show moreBy William Kirkpatrick, Captain in the service of the Honourable the East-India Company, and Persian Secretary to the Commander in Chief in India.
Bookplate of John Kenworthy Walker, M.D. of Caius College Cambridge.
Spine title: New Hindvi grammar Pt. VII.
Inscribed by the author: To George Tatem Esqr. From his Very obedient friend. The Author.
Bound in full contemporary leather with title in gilt on red morocco label mounted on spine.
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PK6378 .K57 1785
Book
Item-ID: i10044930
BIB-ID: 1006296
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The geographical part of the Nuzhat-al-qulub composed by Hamd-Allāh Mustawfī of Qazwīn in 740 (1340). 2. The English translation, with notes
Iran--Description and travel, Iran--Historical geography, PJ709 .H36 1919
edited by G. Le Strange and printed for the trustees of the "E. J. W. Gibb memorial".
In arab. Schr., pers.
Main Heritage Shelves General
PJ709 .H36 1919
...
Show moreedited by G. Le Strange and printed for the trustees of the "E. J. W. Gibb memorial".
In arab. Schr., pers.
Main Heritage Shelves General
PJ709 .H36 1919
Book
Item-ID: i10201117
BIB-ID: 1021747
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