Mecmua-i Havass-ı Hurûf

Title	Mecmua-i Havass-ı Hurûf
Publication Date:	1583
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	203
Physical Dimensions	19x22 cm
Library:	Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Milli Saraylar Başkanlığı
Library Asset ID	1692
Record ID	23549
Library Location	Treasure Library
Date	1583
Notes	The beginning and end are missing. Inside Hz. It is an Arabic copy of a letter of Suleiman's Vizier Asaf bin Hayyan about the science of cifr, and it was transferred and translated from the Hebrew language into Greek in 67 and from Greek into Arabic in 65, and it is written that the beginning of the book was written in Rebiüllevvel Hind in 991. Apart from this, there is another treatise on various talismans and horizons. There is also the talisman treatise called "dairetütteshile" by another author named "Seyyid Hüseynil ahlati" and Plato's discussions with a sheikh about strange sciences and strange sciences. It was written in Arabic and Persian with various calligraphy.

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Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Milli Saraylar Başkanlığı

Mecmua-i Havass-ı Hurûf

Publication Date 1583

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 203

Physical Dimensions 19x22 cm

Library Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Cumhurbaşkanlığı Milli Saraylar Başkanlığı

Library Asset ID 1692

Record ID 23549

Library Location Treasure Library

Date 1583

Notes The beginning and end are missing. Inside Hz. It is an Arabic copy of a letter of Suleiman's Vizier Asaf bin Hayyan about the science of cifr, and it was transferred and translated from the Hebrew language into Greek in 67 and from Greek into Arabic in 65, and it is written that the beginning of the book was written in Rebiüllevvel Hind in 991. Apart from this, there is another treatise on various talismans and horizons. There is also the talisman treatise called "dairetütteshile" by another author named "Seyyid Hüseynil ahlati" and Plato's discussions with a sheikh about strange sciences and strange sciences. It was written in Arabic and Persian with various calligraphy.