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[Turkish prayer].
Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Ottoman Turkish (1500-1928)
Turkish
Published/Created
[between 1800 and 1850]
Description
ii, 8, ii leaves : paper ; 175 x 110 (129 x 73) mm bound to 175 x 111 mm
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Notes
Special Collections - Manuscripts
Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett Additional no. 27
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Islam
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Prayers and devotions
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Manuscripts, Turkish
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New Jersey
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Princeton
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Getty AAT genre
Illuminated manuscripts
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Islamic countries
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19th century
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Notes
Ms. codex.
Formerly shelved as Islamic Manuscripts, New Series no. 1690.
Physical description: 15 lines per page; written in elegant naskh in black on glazed, laid European paper. Text framed in gold with gold disks marking breaks. Crude gold ʻunwān on fol. 1b and colophon illumination on fol. 8b. Catchwords and vocalization. Light staining and smudging. In excellent condition.
Origin: The text is dated 1606 [!] by a different hand (fol. 8b); judging from the paper, the ms. was likely copied in the first half of the 19th century.
Incipit: بحرمة حضرت جناب حمدله جل و عم نواله
Binding note
Full brown leather with gold-stamped fillets and gold-painted central design; embossed yellow paper flyleaves and pastedowns. Flap missing.
Language note
Ottoman Turkish.
Provenance
Obtained by Robert Garrett from Dr. MacDonald, February 1924 (fol. iib).
Source acquisition
Gift; Robert Garrett (Class of 1897), 1942.
OCLC
828143631
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