Sikandarʻnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]. سکندر نامه بری, [1256ه؟, 1840م؟].
( سکندر نامه بری ه؟ م؟)

Name: Sikandarʻnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]. سکندر نامه بری, [1256ه؟, 1840م؟].
Author: Niẓāmī Ganjavī, 1140 or 1141-1202 or 1203. نظامي گنجوي.

İsim	Sikandarʻnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]. سکندر نامه بری, [1256ه؟, 1840م؟].
İsim Orijinal	سکندر نامه بری ه؟ م؟
Yazar	Niẓāmī Ganjavī, 1140 or 1141-1202 or 1203. نظامي گنجوي.
Yazar Orijinal	نظامي گنجوي
Basım Tarihi:	1840
Konu	Alexander, the Great, 356 B.C.-323 B.C. > Poetry > Early works to 1800. Manuscripts, Persian > Michigan > Ann Arbor. Epic poetry, Persian > Early works to 1800.
Tür	Belge
Dil	Farsça
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Evet
Fiziksel Boyutlar	198 leaves : paper ; 267 x 162 (209 x 96) mm.
Kütüphane:	Columbia Üniversitesi Kütüphaneleri
Kayıt Numarası	ht006819524
Lokasyon	Online
Tarih	1840
Notlar	Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 854 Origin: As appears in colophon on p.393, copied by Muḥammad Bakhsh ibn Muḥammad ʻAẓīm [likely the same copyist who executed Isl. Ms. 852 in 1238/1822] with transcription completed in Ṣafar 1256 [?] [April 1840 ?, corresponding to 1896 in Vikram Samvat as likely suggested earlier in colophon] in Bādpūr [?]. Accompanying materials: a. Photocopy of card with typed notes "17302 \| 865 Amritsor, India \| 1 Indian manuscript book \| Original no. -- K241. Persian Poetry; 1896; green cloth slip cover. \| Univ. of Mich., Div. of Fine Arts \| Walter Koelz, 1932-33 \| March 19, 1934" -- b. Scrap of ruled paper with notes in pencil "Persian Poetry \| Date 1896 \| Aminpur (place) \| copy of Nizami's Iskandar-name" -- c. Card with typed notes and additions in pen "K241 \| 17302 \| Indian [crossed out] Mogul (?) manuscript book, green cloth slip cover \| Persian script \| Amritsar." -- d. Short piece of white cotton cord with label attached "17302/K241" -- e. Slip of paper (once folded) with notes and stamp (between pp.206-207). Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. no. 3 Binding: Pasteboards faced in untinted laid paper with red-brown leather over spine and edges / turn-ins (paper faced, leather-edged, framed binding), now fitted with light blue (faded to green-blue) custom textile jacket or detachable overcover, stitched to form a sleeve into which each covered board slips (see p.246-247, 453 in Julia Miller, Books will speak plain) ; Type III binding (without flap) ; board linings in untinted laid paper (some recycled) ; sewn in black and white thread (black and white threads twisted together), two stations ; heavy, worked chevron endbands in blue and cream, good condition ; overall in fairly good condition with some staining, abrasion, minor losses of cloth, etc. ; housed in box for protection. Support: non-European (likely Indian) laid paper with roughly 7 laid lines per cm. (horizontal, somewhat indistinct, curving) and no chain lines clearly visible, quite cloudy formation, sturdy though thin and transluscent, light brown in color, burnished. Decoration: Headpiece (ʻunwān / sarlawḥ) at opening on p.4 consisting of rectangular piece (carrying the basmalah in black ink) set between decorative bands and surmounted by dome with vegetal design, mainly in red ; section headings rubricated ; some overlining in red ; written area surrounded by red double rule-border, divisions within also defined by red rules. Script: Nastaʻlīq ; elegant Indian hand ; serifless with inclination to the right and slight effect of words descending to baseline, elongation and somewhat exaggerated thickness of horizontal strokes, mainly closed counters, yāʼ always pointed. Layout: Written in 18 lines per page, with written area divided to two columns ; frame-ruled. Collation: 24 IV (192), III (198) ; almost exclusively quaternions (followed by a ternion) ; opening and final leaf affixed to endpaper and trimmed ; middle of the quire marks in the form of oblique black strokes in the upper outer corner of the right-hand leaf and the lower outer corner of the left-hand leaf (from p.72-73, perhaps prior to that lost to trimming) ; catchwords present ; foliation in black ink, Hindu-Arabic numerals ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals (includes partial 'flyleaves' / free hinges). Colophon: "Scribal," reads "تمت تمام شد نسخه سکندر نامه بری در ماه سفر [صفر ؟] بتاریخ ١۴ ١٨٩۶ بید خط بنده احقر العباد محمد بخش ابن شیخ محمد عظیم مفتی ... در موضع بادپور تحریر یافت سنه ۱۲ ٥۶" Incipit: "خدایا جهان پادشاهی تراست زما خذمت [خدمت] آید خدائی تراست ..." Title from colophon on p.393. Ms. codex. Acquired in Amritsar for the Museum of Anthropology by Walter Koelz on his two-year collecting trip in 1932-33 and received in 19 March 1934 ; apparently reached the Library in late 1970s.
Örnek Metin	Fine copy of the opening part (Sharafʻnāmah or Iskandarʻnāmah-i barrī) of Niẓāmī's celebrated poetic account of the legend of Alexander the Great.
Ayrıca Şu Başlıklar Altında	Muḥammad Bakhsh ibn Muḥammad ʻAẓīm, fl. 1822, scribe. محمد بخش ابن محمد عظيم, ناسخ.
İçinde	Walter Koelz Manuscripts.
Köken	Excerpts and former owners' marks on 'title page' (p.3), etc. ; numerous interlinear and marginal glosses.
Kaynaklar	Miller, Julia. Books will speak plain : a handbook for identifying and describing historical bindings. Ann Arbor : The Legacy Press, 2010. Cat. Pers. MSS. Brit. Mus., p.568
Tekdüzen Başlık	Iskandarnāmah. Sharafʻnāmah اسکندرنامه. شرفنامه
WorldCat	https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1194728907

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Sikandarʻnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]. سکندر نامه بری, [1256ه؟, 1840م؟].

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Yazar Niẓāmī Ganjavī, 1140 or 1141-1202 or 1203. نظامي گنجوي.

Yazar Orijinal نظامي گنجوي

Basım Tarihi 1840

Konu Alexander, the Great, 356 B.C.-323 B.C. > Poetry > Early works to 1800. Manuscripts, Persian > Michigan > Ann Arbor. Epic poetry, Persian > Early works to 1800.

Tür Belge

Dil Farsça

Dijital Evet

Yazma Evet

Fiziksel Boyutlar 198 leaves : paper ; 267 x 162 (209 x 96) mm.

Kütüphane Columbia Üniversitesi Kütüphaneleri

Kayıt Numarası ht006819524

Lokasyon Online

Tarih 1840

Notlar Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 854 Origin: As appears in colophon on p.393, copied by Muḥammad Bakhsh ibn Muḥammad ʻAẓīm [likely the same copyist who executed Isl. Ms. 852 in 1238/1822] with transcription completed in Ṣafar 1256 [?] [April 1840 ?, corresponding to 1896 in Vikram Samvat as likely suggested earlier in colophon] in Bādpūr [?]. Accompanying materials: a. Photocopy of card with typed notes "17302 | 865 Amritsor, India | 1 Indian manuscript book | Original no. -- K241. Persian Poetry; 1896; green cloth slip cover. | Univ. of Mich., Div. of Fine Arts | Walter Koelz, 1932-33 | March 19, 1934" -- b. Scrap of ruled paper with notes in pencil "Persian Poetry | Date 1896 | Aminpur (place) | copy of Nizami's Iskandar-name" -- c. Card with typed notes and additions in pen "K241 | 17302 | Indian [crossed out] Mogul (?) manuscript book, green cloth slip cover | Persian script | Amritsar." -- d. Short piece of white cotton cord with label attached "17302/K241" -- e. Slip of paper (once folded) with notes and stamp (between pp.206-207). Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. no. 3 Binding: Pasteboards faced in untinted laid paper with red-brown leather over spine and edges / turn-ins (paper faced, leather-edged, framed binding), now fitted with light blue (faded to green-blue) custom textile jacket or detachable overcover, stitched to form a sleeve into which each covered board slips (see p.246-247, 453 in Julia Miller, Books will speak plain) ; Type III binding (without flap) ; board linings in untinted laid paper (some recycled) ; sewn in black and white thread (black and white threads twisted together), two stations ; heavy, worked chevron endbands in blue and cream, good condition ; overall in fairly good condition with some staining, abrasion, minor losses of cloth, etc. ; housed in box for protection. Support: non-European (likely Indian) laid paper with roughly 7 laid lines per cm. (horizontal, somewhat indistinct, curving) and no chain lines clearly visible, quite cloudy formation, sturdy though thin and transluscent, light brown in color, burnished. Decoration: Headpiece (ʻunwān / sarlawḥ) at opening on p.4 consisting of rectangular piece (carrying the basmalah in black ink) set between decorative bands and surmounted by dome with vegetal design, mainly in red ; section headings rubricated ; some overlining in red ; written area surrounded by red double rule-border, divisions within also defined by red rules. Script: Nastaʻlīq ; elegant Indian hand ; serifless with inclination to the right and slight effect of words descending to baseline, elongation and somewhat exaggerated thickness of horizontal strokes, mainly closed counters, yāʼ always pointed. Layout: Written in 18 lines per page, with written area divided to two columns ; frame-ruled. Collation: 24 IV (192), III (198) ; almost exclusively quaternions (followed by a ternion) ; opening and final leaf affixed to endpaper and trimmed ; middle of the quire marks in the form of oblique black strokes in the upper outer corner of the right-hand leaf and the lower outer corner of the left-hand leaf (from p.72-73, perhaps prior to that lost to trimming) ; catchwords present ; foliation in black ink, Hindu-Arabic numerals ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals (includes partial 'flyleaves' / free hinges). Colophon: "Scribal," reads "تمت تمام شد نسخه سکندر نامه بری در ماه سفر [صفر ؟] بتاریخ ١۴ ١٨٩۶ بید خط بنده احقر العباد محمد بخش ابن شیخ محمد عظیم مفتی ... در موضع بادپور تحریر یافت سنه ۱۲ ٥۶" Incipit: "خدایا جهان پادشاهی تراست زما خذمت [خدمت] آید خدائی تراست ..." Title from colophon on p.393. Ms. codex. Acquired in Amritsar for the Museum of Anthropology by Walter Koelz on his two-year collecting trip in 1932-33 and received in 19 March 1934 ; apparently reached the Library in late 1970s.

Örnek Metin Fine copy of the opening part (Sharafʻnāmah or Iskandarʻnāmah-i barrī) of Niẓāmī's celebrated poetic account of the legend of Alexander the Great.

Ayrıca Şu Başlıklar Altında Muḥammad Bakhsh ibn Muḥammad ʻAẓīm, fl. 1822, scribe. محمد بخش ابن محمد عظيم, ناسخ.

İçinde Walter Koelz Manuscripts.

Köken Excerpts and former owners' marks on 'title page' (p.3), etc. ; numerous interlinear and marginal glosses.

Kaynaklar Miller, Julia. Books will speak plain : a handbook for identifying and describing historical bindings. Ann Arbor : The Legacy Press, 2010. Cat. Pers. MSS. Brit. Mus., p.568

Tekdüzen Başlık Iskandarnāmah. Sharafʻnāmah اسکندرنامه. شرفنامه

WorldCat https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1194728907