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The contract compiled in mentioning the distinguished Romans “Collier of all the different ones, traitant of the savants distingués of the empire Ottoman”, by ʿAlî ibn Bâlî (Bali), surnommé Tchemnaq (Jimnaq), died in 992 of the year (1584 de J.C.)
(العقد المنظوم فى ذكر افاضل الروم بالى جمنق )

Title	The contract compiled in mentioning the distinguished Romans “Collier of all the different ones, traitant of the savants distingués of the empire Ottoman”, by ʿAlî ibn Bâlî (Bali), surnommé Tchemnaq (Jimnaq), died in 992 of the year (1584 de J.C.)
Title Original	العقد المنظوم فى ذكر افاضل الروم بالى جمنق
Author	ʿALĪ ibn Bālī Tchemnaq. Author of the text, ʿALĪ ibn Bālī Tchemnaq. Author of the text
Publication Date:	1501
Type	Other
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID	cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11002751r
Library Location	Available Online
Date	1501
Sample Text	منااااااااااااالروا Scanning from a substitute document. This is a follow-up to the work that Lutfi Beg Zâdè composed to serve as a supplement to Schaqâïq al-Noș maniyya by est âsch ibn Kopri-Zâdè. At the head of the ms. is a list of the scientists who died under the reigns of Solaimun sultan, Selîm sultan and Mourâd sultan. The guard sheets are covered with various notes and observations, one in Arabic and the other in Turkish. Scanning from a substitute document. It is a sequel to the work that Lutfi Beg Zâdè had composed to serve as a supplement to Shaqâïq al-Noʿmaniyya by Ṭâsch ibn Kopri-Zâdè. At the top of the ms. There is a list of scholars who died during the reigns of Sultan Solaïmân, Sultan Sélîm and Sultan Mourâd. The endpapers are covered with various notes and observations, some in Arabic, others in Turkish. Scanning from a substitute document. It is a sequel to the work that Lutfi Beg Zâdè had composed to serve as a supplement to Shaqâïq al-Noʿmaniyya by Ṭâsch ibn Kopri-Zâdè. At the top of the ms. There is a list of scholars who died during the reigns of Sultan Solaïmân, Sultan Sélîm and Sultan Mourâd. The endpapers are covered with various notes and observations, some in Arabic, others in Turkish.
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The contract compiled in mentioning the distinguished Romans “Collier of all the different ones, traitant of the savants distingués of the empire Ottoman”, by ʿAlî ibn Bâlî (Bali), surnommé Tchemnaq (Jimnaq), died in 992 of the year (1584 de J.C.)

(العقد المنظوم فى ذكر افاضل الروم بالى جمنق )

Author ʿALĪ ibn Bālī Tchemnaq. Author of the text, ʿALĪ ibn Bālī Tchemnaq. Author of the text

Publication Date 1501

Type Other

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Pompeu Fabra University Library

Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11002751r

Library Location Available Online

Date 1501

Sample Text منااااااااااااالروا Scanning from a substitute document. This is a follow-up to the work that Lutfi Beg Zâdè composed to serve as a supplement to Schaqâïq al-Noș maniyya by est âsch ibn Kopri-Zâdè. At the head of the ms. is a list of the scientists who died under the reigns of Solaimun sultan, Selîm sultan and Mourâd sultan. The guard sheets are covered with various notes and observations, one in Arabic and the other in Turkish. Scanning from a substitute document. It is a sequel to the work that Lutfi Beg Zâdè had composed to serve as a supplement to Shaqâïq al-Noʿmaniyya by Ṭâsch ibn Kopri-Zâdè. At the top of the ms. There is a list of scholars who died during the reigns of Sultan Solaïmân, Sultan Sélîm and Sultan Mourâd. The endpapers are covered with various notes and observations, some in Arabic, others in Turkish. Scanning from a substitute document. It is a sequel to the work that Lutfi Beg Zâdè had composed to serve as a supplement to Shaqâïq al-Noʿmaniyya by Ṭâsch ibn Kopri-Zâdè. At the top of the ms. There is a list of scholars who died during the reigns of Sultan Solaïmân, Sultan Sélîm and Sultan Mourâd. The endpapers are covered with various notes and observations, some in Arabic, others in Turkish.

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