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Hardcover. Zustand: Brand New. 168 pages. 8.25x5.25x0.75 inches. In Stock.

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Zustand: MOLTO BUONO. Roma, Jouvence Ed. cm.13x21, pp.136, brossura con bandelle, cop.fig. Collana Memorie del Mediterraneo,9. Trad.di M.L.Albano.

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Hardcover. 8vo. Tables, figures. Review copy with publishers printed review slip loosely inserted. Contributors include Zubair Hasan, Nezamaddin Makiyan, Mervyn K. Lewis, Mohamed Nasr, Saqib Rashid. ISBN: 0-7486-2100-8 Pages: ix, 294. Fine in fine dust wrapper.

Zustand: BUONO USATO. Memorie del Mediterraneo ITALIANO IL LIBRO à USATO, PERTANTO POTREBBE PRESENTARE LIEVI DIFETTI/IMPERFEZIONI. LA FOTO CORRISPONDE AL LIBRO IN VENDITA. I ricordi dell'infanzia riaffiorano nella mente del protagonista, diventato adulto, che si ostina a farli rivivere fuori del tempo e dello spazio, in una dolce e bella terra di Tunisia che non à avara di sorprese. Traduttore: Albani, M. L. Numero pagine 135. Il copyright dei dati à di Informazioni Editoriali I.E. Srl.…

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Paperback. Foolscap 8vo. (17 x 13,5 cm). In Ottoman script. 93 p. Hikâye-i Çehar Dervis. Farisîden tercüme olunmusdur. Translated from Persian into Ottoman Turkish by Sahaf M. Seyid. Roumi: 1305 = AD: 1889. Khusraw was the "Parrot of India", the greatest Persian-writing poet of medieval India. Son of Amir Sayf-al-dīn Mahmûd, a Turkish officer, and an Indian mother, he was born in Patiali and early displayed his poetical talent, encouraged by his maternal grandfather, 'Emâd-al-molk. His master in poetry was Sehâb-al-din Maḥmera Badâ'ûnî, who had written religious and panegyric verse. Ḵosrow took service with Sultan Balban's family, accompanying his son Boḡrā Khan to Bengal and later his eldest son to Multan. There the prince was killed by the Mongols in 683/1284 and the poet captured. Afterwards he went with the governor Ḥatem Khan to Oudh and returned to Delhi in 688/1289. He was a favorite of Sultan Jalal-al-din Ḵal'ji (689-95/1290-96) and of his assassin 'Ala'-al-din Ḵal'ji (695-715/1296-1315), under whom he wrote most of his works. After enjoying the favor of Qoṭb-al-din Mobaraksah (716-20/1316-20), Giaṯ-al-din Togloq (720-25/1320-25), and for a short time Moḥammad Togloq, Ḵosrow died in 725/1325. One should not blame him for his shifting allegiances in a confused political situation; this was the normal practice of medieval poets. (Source: Encyclopædia Iranica). There's no biographical information on translator Mehmed Seyid; only we can know that he was a bookseller who could speak and read Persian in his period with the 'sahaf' [i.e. Antiquarian bookseller] term. First Edition. Only three printed copy in OCLC: 1030934794 (Orient-Institut Istanbul), 470341681 (Under the title of Hikâye-i Çihar Dervis). TBTK 13363.; Özege 7517.; Türkiye'de basilmis Farsça eserler çeviriler ve Iran'la ilgili yayinlar bibliyografyasi 305.…