كتاب شبستان.

Kitāb-i Shabistān.

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Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Persian
Description
[142 (i.e. 141)] p. (15 lines) , bound ; 19 cm.

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    Summary note
    A belle lettres prose and poetry work by the author of Ḥusn va dil. The work is arranged in eight chapters, which are subdivided into faṣls, and a khātimah. Date of composition in a chronogram at end (1128 H, i.e. 1715).
    Notes
    • Text is followed by a three-page qaṣidah.
    • Leaf 1a bears an owner's inscription dated 1162 H (i.e. 1748 or 49).
    • Ms. in nastaliq on glazed paper. 18.1 x 13.9 cm. Headings and keywords in gold. Text area of f. 1b and 2a framed in ruled gilt lines. Catchwords; text unvocalized. Some marginal notation in various hands.
    • Paper is glazed laid stock. Some minor discoloration and waterstains, mostly in margins. A few leaves have a blue tint. Very good condition.
    • Binding is recent quarter leather. Spine is red leather. Covers are marbeled paper over pasteboard.
    • Incipit:حمد خدايرا كه چشمۀ ميم حمدش دريائيست در حد كمال كرم ودايرۀ ميم نعمتش سفره است ...
    • Explicit:... شين شربت شهادت ايمان از لب باى بيان وسين سيماى سعادت جاودان ازتاى تن عريان والف الفت احسان ازنون نفس بى سلمان ما دور مدار. قطعه. اكرئه ديوان ما ...
    • Colophon... نماند سر شين ازشين سر شب ظلمت از روى او دوردار. ستان انكهش از قبول نظر تمت. تم.
    Provenance
    AM 1993-168. Purchased from Worldwide Antiquarian, Special List 273.
    Other format(s)
    On ch. 1 of the work, see H. Ethe, Dus Schlafgemach der Phantasie, Leipzig, 1868.
    Other title(s)
    اختيارات علائية وغيرهم
    Edge title
    • Ikhtiyārāt ʻalāʼīyah wa-ghayruhum
    OCLC
    122839444
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