Suz va Gudāz

Title Suz va Gudāz
Publication Date: 1630
Type Other
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b8432909b
Library Location Available Online
Date 1630
Sample Text Scanning from an original document. Scanning from an original document. Masnavī poem of 476 bayt composed before 1013H.(/1604), at the request of prince Dānyāl b. Akbar, by Muḥ. Rizā b. Šayh Maḥmūd Nav‛ī Habūšānī (compare Persian Supplement 563,II and 810,XXXVI).Incipit f. 1v Explicit f. 20 Other copies at the BnF: Persian supplement 788 (XI and XIX), 1072, 1089 (V) and 1366 (f. 384 sq.). The ms. also contains five paintings [which J. Otter's notice assures were created by the painter Muḥ. Šafī‛ ‛Abbāsī for Šāh ‛Abbās II; none, however, is signed or dated and, moreover, ‛Abbās II, in whose service Muḥ was actually. Šafī‛, only reigned from 1642; see also I. Stchoukine, The Paintings of the Manuscripts of Châh Abbâs I at the End of the Safavis, Paris, 1964, p. 153-4, etc.]. These are: 1).- F. 5 (80 x 173 mm) “Prince Dānyāl is on his throne and receives homage from the poet Na‛vī”. the princess's husband: four men carry his coffin, accompanied by mourners and a torchbearer. 4).- F. 15 (82 the remains of her husband. This ms. was acquired by Jean Otter in Iṣfahān between July 1737 and April 1739. A notice signed by Otter was inserted after the 4th guard. Sent by him from Basra in 1740 for the B.R. [this is No. 18 in the list of ms. sent on this date, cf. H. Omont, French archaeological missions in the Orient in the 17th and 18th centuries, Paris, 1902, II, p. 761-765]. Scanning from an original document. Masnavī poem of 476 bayt composed before 1013H.(/1604), at the request of prince Dānyāl b. Akbar, by Muḥ. Rizā b. Šayh Maḥmūd Nav‛ī Habūšānī (compare Persian Supplement 563,II and 810,XXXVI).Incipit f. 1v Explicit f. 20 Other copies at the BnF: Persian supplement 788 (XI and XIX), 1072, 1089 (V) and 1366 (f. 384 sq.). The ms. also contains five paintings [which J. Otter's notice assures were created by the painter Muḥ. Šafī‛ ‛Abbāsī for Šāh ‛Abbās II; none, however, is signed or dated and, moreover, ‛Abbās II, in whose service Muḥ was actually. Šafī‛, only reigned from 1642; see also I. Stchoukine, The Paintings of the Manuscripts of Châh Abbâs I at the End of the Safavis, Paris, 1964, p. 153-4, etc.]. These are: 1).- F. 5 (80 x 173 mm) “Prince Dānyāl is on his throne and receives homage from the poet Na‛vī”. the princess's husband: four men carry his coffin, accompanied by mourners and a torchbearer. 4).- F. 15 (82 the remains of her husband. This ms. was acquired by Jean Otter in Iṣfahān between July 1737 and April 1739. A notice signed by Otter was inserted after the 4th guard. Sent by him from Basra in 1740 for the B.R. [this is No. 18 in the list of ms. sent on this date, cf. H. Omont, French archaeological missions in the Orient in the 17th and 18th centuries, Paris, 1902, II, p. 761-765].
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Suz va Gudāz

Publication Date 1630
Type Other
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b8432909b
Library Location Available Online
Date 1630
Sample Text Scanning from an original document. Scanning from an original document. Masnavī poem of 476 bayt composed before 1013H.(/1604), at the request of prince Dānyāl b. Akbar, by Muḥ. Rizā b. Šayh Maḥmūd Nav‛ī Habūšānī (compare Persian Supplement 563,II and 810,XXXVI).Incipit f. 1v Explicit f. 20 Other copies at the BnF: Persian supplement 788 (XI and XIX), 1072, 1089 (V) and 1366 (f. 384 sq.). The ms. also contains five paintings [which J. Otter's notice assures were created by the painter Muḥ. Šafī‛ ‛Abbāsī for Šāh ‛Abbās II; none, however, is signed or dated and, moreover, ‛Abbās II, in whose service Muḥ was actually. Šafī‛, only reigned from 1642; see also I. Stchoukine, The Paintings of the Manuscripts of Châh Abbâs I at the End of the Safavis, Paris, 1964, p. 153-4, etc.]. These are: 1).- F. 5 (80 x 173 mm) “Prince Dānyāl is on his throne and receives homage from the poet Na‛vī”. the princess's husband: four men carry his coffin, accompanied by mourners and a torchbearer. 4).- F. 15 (82 the remains of her husband. This ms. was acquired by Jean Otter in Iṣfahān between July 1737 and April 1739. A notice signed by Otter was inserted after the 4th guard. Sent by him from Basra in 1740 for the B.R. [this is No. 18 in the list of ms. sent on this date, cf. H. Omont, French archaeological missions in the Orient in the 17th and 18th centuries, Paris, 1902, II, p. 761-765]. Scanning from an original document. Masnavī poem of 476 bayt composed before 1013H.(/1604), at the request of prince Dānyāl b. Akbar, by Muḥ. Rizā b. Šayh Maḥmūd Nav‛ī Habūšānī (compare Persian Supplement 563,II and 810,XXXVI).Incipit f. 1v Explicit f. 20 Other copies at the BnF: Persian supplement 788 (XI and XIX), 1072, 1089 (V) and 1366 (f. 384 sq.). The ms. also contains five paintings [which J. Otter's notice assures were created by the painter Muḥ. Šafī‛ ‛Abbāsī for Šāh ‛Abbās II; none, however, is signed or dated and, moreover, ‛Abbās II, in whose service Muḥ was actually. Šafī‛, only reigned from 1642; see also I. Stchoukine, The Paintings of the Manuscripts of Châh Abbâs I at the End of the Safavis, Paris, 1964, p. 153-4, etc.]. These are: 1).- F. 5 (80 x 173 mm) “Prince Dānyāl is on his throne and receives homage from the poet Na‛vī”. the princess's husband: four men carry his coffin, accompanied by mourners and a torchbearer. 4).- F. 15 (82 the remains of her husband. This ms. was acquired by Jean Otter in Iṣfahān between July 1737 and April 1739. A notice signed by Otter was inserted after the 4th guard. Sent by him from Basra in 1740 for the B.R. [this is No. 18 in the list of ms. sent on this date, cf. H. Omont, French archaeological missions in the Orient in the 17th and 18th centuries, Paris, 1902, II, p. 761-765].
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