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الراموز.
al-Rāmūz.
Author
Adranawī, Muḥammad ibn Ḥasan, -1461 or 1462
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ادرنوي، محمد بن حسن، -1461 or 1462
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Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Arabic
Published/Created
[1541 or 42]
Description
429 leaves : paper ; 257 x 171 (203 x 117) mm bound to 257 x 187 mm
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Special Collections - Manuscripts
Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 50L
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Subject(s)
Arabic language
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Dictionaries
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Early works to 1800
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Manuscripts, Arabic
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New Jersey
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Princeton
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Donor
Garrett, Robert, 1875-1961
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Related name
Princeton University. Library. Manuscript. Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 50L
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Gold tooled bindings
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Summary note
Lexicon of the Arabic language combining and summarizing previous works.
Notes
Ms. codex.
Title from beginning of text (fol. 2a, l. 11).
The name of the author appears as Muḥammad ibn al-Sayyid Ḥasan at the beginning of the text (fol. 1b, l. 4). A few corrections in the margin. On fol. (i)b: Modern note on the work and its author. On the upper cover pastedown, inscription : " Unicum. Prix d'achat 350 ... . Excellent dictionnaire tout à fait inconnu en Orient ... ". Contrary to the mention on the upper cover pastedown, this is not a unicum.
Collation: Paper, fol. i + 429 + i ; the last word of each verso is repeated on the next recto ; pagination in red ink using Hindu-Arabic numerals ; modern foliation in pencil using Western numerals.
Layout: 29 long lines per page ; opening spread frame-ruled in gold and black (fol. 1b-2a).
Description: Written in black ink with use of red for the headings. Light cream glazed paper with horizontal laid lines and vertical chain lines visible. Some pages are repaired (see fol. 2).
Origin: Copied by ʻAbd al-Raḥmān ibn Rasūl, known as Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Manāshīrī [or Manāstirī] in 948 (colophon, fol. 429a).
Explicit: باب المعتلّ اعتبارا لجانب اللفظ وطويت عنها ما يذكر في الكتب المستعملة روماً للاقتصار وهذا آخر ما اردنا ايراده والحمد لله فى البدء والاعادة حمدا يستجلب من نعمة الزيادة والصلوة على سيدنا محمد ... حشرنا الله فى زمرتهم اجمعين آمين.
Incipit: بسم ... الحمد لله حق حمده حمدا يستجلب منه يد رفده ولا يبلغ كنهه عادّ ... اما بعد فيقول المفتقر الى الله ذى المنن ... ان كتاب الصّحاح كتاب فاخر وبحر مواج زاخر لكن لما فيه من تطويل واطناب بايراد كثير مما يستغنى عنه من الامثال.
Binding note
Type II (with flap) binding in dark brown leather over paper pasteboards. Gold-stamped mandorla with pendants outlined with gold-painted design and gold-tooled decorative border on covers. Similar decoration on flap. Pink paper pastedowns. This binding presents similarities with the binding of Princeton, Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 382Y.
Provenance
Acquired from Brill, Leyden, 1904, from the books of Amīn ibn al-Ḥasan al-Ḥulwānī al-Madanī al-Ḥanafī (Medina).
Source acquisition
Gift ; Robert Garrett, Class of 1897 ; 1942.
References
Hitti, P. Garrett coll., 281
Sezgin, F. GAS, VIII, p. 223 (nr 29/a).
Other format(s)
Also available in an electronic version.
Other title(s)
كتاب راموز اللغات البحر المتموج المشحون بدرر الحقائق والنكات
الراموز في اللغة
Title from colophon
Kitāb Rāmūz al-lughāt al-baḥr al-mutamawwaj al-mashḥūn bi-durar al-ḥaqāʼiq wa-al-nukāt
Title on the lower edge
Rāmūz fī al-lughah
OCLC
70680688
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