[Illuminated leaf from the Mūnis al-aḥrār]. — Mūnis al-aḥrār fī daqāʾiq al-ashʻār. Fragment. Persian

Name: [Illuminated leaf from the Mūnis al-aḥrār]. — Mūnis al-aḥrār fī daqāʾiq al-ashʻār. Fragment. Persian
Author: Jājarmī, Muḥammad ibn Badr al-Dīn, 14th cent

Title	[Illuminated leaf from the Mūnis al-aḥrār]. — Mūnis al-aḥrār fī daqāʾiq al-ashʻār. Fragment. Persian
Author	Jājarmī, Muḥammad ibn Badr al-Dīn, 14th cent
Author Original	Jājarmī, Muḥammad ibn Badr al-Dīn, 14th cent, جاجرمى، محمد بن بدر الدىن، 14th cent
Publication Date:	1341
Publication Place	- Iṣfahān, [1341]
Subject	Persian poetry—Early works to 1800, Manuscripts, Persian—New Jersey—Princeton
Type	kitap
Language	Persian
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Library:	Princeton University Library
Library Asset ID	9969540913506421
Record ID	zg64tq79n
Library Location	HSVM Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 94G, HSVM Electronic Resource, ELF1 Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 94G, ELF1 Electronic Resource
Date	1341-01-01T00:00:00Z — 1341
Notes	Leaf from chapter 29 of the Mūnis al-aḥrār, a collection of poetry. Each verse alternates with a corresponding illustration as follows: battle gear; weapons; fruit trees; four types of doves; peacock, parrot, and nightingale; and jewelry. \| Ms. leaf., Physical description: Written in large thuluth and medium naskh in gold, blue, black, and red. Each line of verse alternates with an illustration. The leaf is damaged along the bottom; it was cut out of its original frame and glued onto another page of a different text that now forms its margins., Origin: This page is from chapter 29 of a ms. which is now scattered. The ms. is dated Ramaḍān 741 H [February-March 1341] and was copied and illustrated in Isfahan according to its colophon (Swietochowski and Carboni, p. 25). \| Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 198, Swietochowski and Carboni. Illustrated poetry and epic images, 35-36
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[Illuminated leaf from the Mūnis al-aḥrār]. — Mūnis al-aḥrār fī daqāʾiq al-ashʻār. Fragment. Persian

Author Jājarmī, Muḥammad ibn Badr al-Dīn, 14th cent

Author Original Jājarmī, Muḥammad ibn Badr al-Dīn, 14th cent, جاجرمى، محمد بن بدر الدىن، 14th cent

Publication Date 1341

Publication Place - Iṣfahān, [1341]

Subject Persian poetry—Early works to 1800, Manuscripts, Persian—New Jersey—Princeton

Type kitap

Language Persian

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Library Princeton University Library

Library Asset ID 9969540913506421

Record ID zg64tq79n

Library Location HSVM Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 94G, HSVM Electronic Resource, ELF1 Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 94G, ELF1 Electronic Resource

Date 1341-01-01T00:00:00Z — 1341

Notes Leaf from chapter 29 of the Mūnis al-aḥrār, a collection of poetry. Each verse alternates with a corresponding illustration as follows: battle gear; weapons; fruit trees; four types of doves; peacock, parrot, and nightingale; and jewelry. | Ms. leaf., Physical description: Written in large thuluth and medium naskh in gold, blue, black, and red. Each line of verse alternates with an illustration. The leaf is damaged along the bottom; it was cut out of its original frame and glued onto another page of a different text that now forms its margins., Origin: This page is from chapter 29 of a ms. which is now scattered. The ms. is dated Ramaḍān 741 H [February-March 1341] and was copied and illustrated in Isfahan according to its colophon (Swietochowski and Carboni, p. 25). | Moghadam, M. E. et al. Garrett collection, no. 198, Swietochowski and Carboni. Illustrated poetry and epic images, 35-36

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