Good appeal to the transmission industry “The best voice to come to the practice of l’art épistolaire”
(حسن التوسّل الى صناعة الترسّل )

Title Good appeal to the transmission industry “The best voice to come to the practice of l’art épistolaire”
Title Original حسن التوسّل الى صناعة الترسّل
Author MAḤMŪD ibn Salmān ibn Fahd al-Ḥalabī (Šihāb al-Dīn). Author of the text
Publication Date: 1316
Type Other
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11003810c
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Date 1316
Sample Text Scanning from a substitute document. Treatise on rhetoric illustrated by numerous examples, interesting anecdotes and formulas for official and other documents. The author, Schihâb al-Dîn Maḥmoûd ibn Salmân ibn Fahd al-Ḥalabî, employed in the Egyptian chancery under the reign of Sultan Baïbars, died, according to Hadji-Khalfa (t. III, p. 67), in 725 AH (1325 AD). Start: (AD 1316). Scanning from a substitute document. A treaty of rhetoric illustrated by many examples, interesting anecdotes and formulas of official and other pieces. The author, Schihâb al-Dîn Maș moûd ibn Salmn ibn Fahd al-auteur alabî, employed in the Egyptian Chancellery during the reign of Sultan Baïbars, died, after Hadji-Khalfa (t. III, p. 67), in 725 of the Legira (1325 of J.-C.). Beginning:امș بعا منا اللĕالĕاعاالانș بوا دالمااااexecuted, under the eyes of the author, in 716 of the Legira (1316 of J.-C.). حسن التوسل الى صناعة الترسل Scanning from a substitute document. Treatise on rhetoric illustrated by numerous examples, interesting anecdotes and formulas for official and other documents. The author, Schihâb al-Dîn Maḥmoûd ibn Salmân ibn Fahd al-Ḥalabî, employed in the Egyptian chancery under the reign of Sultan Baïbars, died, according to Hadji-Khalfa (t. III, p. 67), in 725 AH (1325 AD). Start: (AD 1316).
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Good appeal to the transmission industry “The best voice to come to the practice of l’art épistolaire”

(حسن التوسّل الى صناعة الترسّل )
Author MAḤMŪD ibn Salmān ibn Fahd al-Ḥalabī (Šihāb al-Dīn). Author of the text
Publication Date 1316
Type Other
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11003810c
Library Location Available Online
Date 1316
Sample Text Scanning from a substitute document. Treatise on rhetoric illustrated by numerous examples, interesting anecdotes and formulas for official and other documents. The author, Schihâb al-Dîn Maḥmoûd ibn Salmân ibn Fahd al-Ḥalabî, employed in the Egyptian chancery under the reign of Sultan Baïbars, died, according to Hadji-Khalfa (t. III, p. 67), in 725 AH (1325 AD). Start: (AD 1316). Scanning from a substitute document. A treaty of rhetoric illustrated by many examples, interesting anecdotes and formulas of official and other pieces. The author, Schihâb al-Dîn Maș moûd ibn Salmn ibn Fahd al-auteur alabî, employed in the Egyptian Chancellery during the reign of Sultan Baïbars, died, after Hadji-Khalfa (t. III, p. 67), in 725 of the Legira (1325 of J.-C.). Beginning:امș بعا منا اللĕالĕاعاالانș بوا دالمااااexecuted, under the eyes of the author, in 716 of the Legira (1316 of J.-C.). حسن التوسل الى صناعة الترسل Scanning from a substitute document. Treatise on rhetoric illustrated by numerous examples, interesting anecdotes and formulas for official and other documents. The author, Schihâb al-Dîn Maḥmoûd ibn Salmân ibn Fahd al-Ḥalabî, employed in the Egyptian chancery under the reign of Sultan Baïbars, died, according to Hadji-Khalfa (t. III, p. 67), in 725 AH (1325 AD). Start: (AD 1316).
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