Explanation of the eyes in explaining the message of Ibn Zaydun / Ibn Nubatah.
(شرح العيون في شرح رسالة ابن زيدون ابن نباتة)

Title Explanation of the eyes in explaining the message of Ibn Zaydun / Ibn Nubatah.
Title Original شرح العيون في شرح رسالة ابن زيدون ابن نباتة
Author Fleischer, Heinrich Leberecht, cop., Ibn Nubāta, Muḥammad b. Muḥammad, (1287-1366)., Kunkel, P. A. cop.
Publication Date: 1827
Subject Ibn Zaydūn, Aḥmad b. `Abd Allāh (1003 or 4-1071) Al-risāla al-hazliyya Criticism and interpretation Manuscripts, Arabic Poetry Al-Andalus Manuscripts.
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 120
Physical Dimensions 120 f. con guardas al principio y al final ; 20 x 15 cm (caja: 15 x 9 cm).
Library: simurgh
Record ID 990013494740204201
Library Location Library of the School of Arab Studies
Date 1827
Notes Annotations: Sporadic corrections in the margins in black ink by the same copyist; as well as comments on the content of the work with indication of page note number. On the endpaper of the cover there are two labels stuck in French, the most interesting is the upper one that indicates the content of the volume and the authors of the copy as well as other information. On the verso of the folio that follows the flyleaf there is an annotation in Spanish that says: “Printed in Cairo, 1278” and below it gives the bibliographical reference in Brockelmann. On the recto of the folio that follows the previous one there are two annotations by Baron Silvestre de Sacy: the upper one, in Arabic calligraphy indicates the title and author of the work, and the lower one, in French refers to the copyists of the work. In addition, different numerical notations appear in the last pages of the unfoliated volume., Arabic Nasjí script, Special characteristics: Non-vocalized text, Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982, Granada, 1982 p. 17, Contents: Šarḥ al-ʽuyūn fī šarḥ Risālat Ibn Zaydūn, Copyists: MM. Kunkel et Fleischer, Description: Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982, Granada, 1982, 17; Castillo Castillo, C., Arabic manuscripts preserved in the School of Arabic Studies of Granada. In: Cuadernos de historia del Islam 11 (1984), 229; Castillo Castillo, C., A manuscript from the s. XIX in the library of the School of Arab Studies. In: Towards an itinerary of the Andalusian manuscript, Rabat, 2008, p. 25-41.- Jarem, Ahmed Mohamed El. Edition and study of Šarḥ al-ʽuyūn fī šarḥ Risālat Ibn Zaydūn by Ŷamāl al-Dīn Ibn Nubāta: doctoral thesis, Madrid, 2008, Deteriorations: Very good condition of the text and cover, Distribution: 1 col. It has 18 lines per page, except folio 114v which has 13 lines, Edition: No, Binding: Cardboard cover lined with red paper and spine in red leather on cardboard. The spine with double gold thread paddles, dividing it into six parts, each of them contains a flower with four petals, except the second one that contains the title of the work, in French, divided into three lines. This label in golden capital letters says: “Lettre d´Ebn Zaïdoun”., Filigree: Coat of arms with horn with bow in horizontal orientation on the inside and crown of five peaks with pearls finishing the shield at the top. 1821 in Arabic numerals and a crescent moon below with the peaks facing up. Incomplete floral motif with serpentines (in the corners of the original folios of the volume) Letters L R T in capital letters in vertical orientation. Letters C T E in capital letters in vertical orientation, with the letters T E as a superscript of the letter C., H damaged, mutilated, loose: No, H blank: 6 H blank: 3 last unfoliated folios after 114, one before the 1st, the r of the first folio and the v of the second folio after the endpaper., H missing or added: 4 H added: 3 before the folio 1 and 1 at the end of the volume., Illustration: No, Illustrations: Between sentences, as punctuation marks, they are used interchangeably in red ink; the Arabic comma (٬), the period and followed by it, and three points like those of the letters ث or ش. The epigraphs are marked with brown ink, while some words of the text are marked in red ink., Entry: Not stated, Place of writing: Not stated, Arabic manuscripts preserved at the School of Arab Studies of Granada p. 229, Material: Paper, Other media: 2 copies on CD-Rom [Scanned], Labeled: Not appreciated, Origin: Not stated, Claims: No, Sign. square: No, Old call number: VOL. XII; A-5-12; No. 333, It has three different foliations. The first, probably that of the copyists, appears written with Hindu numerals and black and red ink in the center of the lower margins; The peculiarity of this foliation lies in the fact that two folios appear numbered with the same digit and the next two lack numbering, according to the following sequence: 1, 1, Ø, Ø, 2, 2, Ø, Ø, 3, 3,..., thus up to the last two folios, both numbered with the digit 29, although not all of the folios can be seen due to the guillotine of some of them. The second, with Arabic numerals and black ink, appears written in the upper left corner of the recto of each eighth folio. The numbering is by pages not by folios and, therefore, the pagination follows a succession (series) of an increment pattern of 8 starting from page 1; In this way, pages 1, 9, 17, 25,... are numbered until reaching the last one, which is 225. The third foliation, the most modern, with Arabic numerals and in pencil, appears written in the upper left corner of the recto of all the folios. This foliation is superimposed on the previous one, so that under folio 5 you can read the digit 9 of the previous one, from 9 to 17, from 13 to 25 and so on until you reach the last one, which is 113 and which is superimposed on 225, Ink: Black, brown and red, Type of notebook: It is not possible to count the notebooks since the volume could fall apart, Transliterated title: Šarḥ al-ʽuyūn fī šarḥ Risālat Ibn Zaydūn, A manuscript of the 16th century. XIX in the library of the School of Arab Studies p. 25-41, والصلاة الله عليه وسلم الي يوم الدين Colophon: , وهو الرعد والازعاج عدم الاستقرار الزراع وهو الفلاح والله اعلم Explicit, Incipit: (بعد البسملة والتصلية) الله وصحبه فما افضل واكرم صحبه وآله، وادام الله ايام مولانا السلطان الملك متصلة الجلاله
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Explanation of the eyes in explaining the message of Ibn Zaydun / Ibn Nubatah.

(شرح العيون في شرح رسالة ابن زيدون ابن نباتة)
Author Fleischer, Heinrich Leberecht, cop., Ibn Nubāta, Muḥammad b. Muḥammad, (1287-1366)., Kunkel, P. A. cop.
Publication Date 1827
Subject Ibn Zaydūn, Aḥmad b. `Abd Allāh (1003 or 4-1071) Al-risāla al-hazliyya Criticism and interpretation Manuscripts, Arabic Poetry Al-Andalus Manuscripts.
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 120
Physical Dimensions 120 f. con guardas al principio y al final ; 20 x 15 cm (caja: 15 x 9 cm).
Library simurgh
Record ID 990013494740204201
Library Location Library of the School of Arab Studies
Date 1827
Notes Annotations: Sporadic corrections in the margins in black ink by the same copyist; as well as comments on the content of the work with indication of page note number. On the endpaper of the cover there are two labels stuck in French, the most interesting is the upper one that indicates the content of the volume and the authors of the copy as well as other information. On the verso of the folio that follows the flyleaf there is an annotation in Spanish that says: “Printed in Cairo, 1278” and below it gives the bibliographical reference in Brockelmann. On the recto of the folio that follows the previous one there are two annotations by Baron Silvestre de Sacy: the upper one, in Arabic calligraphy indicates the title and author of the work, and the lower one, in French refers to the copyists of the work. In addition, different numerical notations appear in the last pages of the unfoliated volume., Arabic Nasjí script, Special characteristics: Non-vocalized text, Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982, Granada, 1982 p. 17, Contents: Šarḥ al-ʽuyūn fī šarḥ Risālat Ibn Zaydūn, Copyists: MM. Kunkel et Fleischer, Description: Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982, Granada, 1982, 17; Castillo Castillo, C., Arabic manuscripts preserved in the School of Arabic Studies of Granada. In: Cuadernos de historia del Islam 11 (1984), 229; Castillo Castillo, C., A manuscript from the s. XIX in the library of the School of Arab Studies. In: Towards an itinerary of the Andalusian manuscript, Rabat, 2008, p. 25-41.- Jarem, Ahmed Mohamed El. Edition and study of Šarḥ al-ʽuyūn fī šarḥ Risālat Ibn Zaydūn by Ŷamāl al-Dīn Ibn Nubāta: doctoral thesis, Madrid, 2008, Deteriorations: Very good condition of the text and cover, Distribution: 1 col. It has 18 lines per page, except folio 114v which has 13 lines, Edition: No, Binding: Cardboard cover lined with red paper and spine in red leather on cardboard. The spine with double gold thread paddles, dividing it into six parts, each of them contains a flower with four petals, except the second one that contains the title of the work, in French, divided into three lines. This label in golden capital letters says: “Lettre d´Ebn Zaïdoun”., Filigree: Coat of arms with horn with bow in horizontal orientation on the inside and crown of five peaks with pearls finishing the shield at the top. 1821 in Arabic numerals and a crescent moon below with the peaks facing up. Incomplete floral motif with serpentines (in the corners of the original folios of the volume) Letters L R T in capital letters in vertical orientation. Letters C T E in capital letters in vertical orientation, with the letters T E as a superscript of the letter C., H damaged, mutilated, loose: No, H blank: 6 H blank: 3 last unfoliated folios after 114, one before the 1st, the r of the first folio and the v of the second folio after the endpaper., H missing or added: 4 H added: 3 before the folio 1 and 1 at the end of the volume., Illustration: No, Illustrations: Between sentences, as punctuation marks, they are used interchangeably in red ink; the Arabic comma (٬), the period and followed by it, and three points like those of the letters ث or ش. The epigraphs are marked with brown ink, while some words of the text are marked in red ink., Entry: Not stated, Place of writing: Not stated, Arabic manuscripts preserved at the School of Arab Studies of Granada p. 229, Material: Paper, Other media: 2 copies on CD-Rom [Scanned], Labeled: Not appreciated, Origin: Not stated, Claims: No, Sign. square: No, Old call number: VOL. XII; A-5-12; No. 333, It has three different foliations. The first, probably that of the copyists, appears written with Hindu numerals and black and red ink in the center of the lower margins; The peculiarity of this foliation lies in the fact that two folios appear numbered with the same digit and the next two lack numbering, according to the following sequence: 1, 1, Ø, Ø, 2, 2, Ø, Ø, 3, 3,..., thus up to the last two folios, both numbered with the digit 29, although not all of the folios can be seen due to the guillotine of some of them. The second, with Arabic numerals and black ink, appears written in the upper left corner of the recto of each eighth folio. The numbering is by pages not by folios and, therefore, the pagination follows a succession (series) of an increment pattern of 8 starting from page 1; In this way, pages 1, 9, 17, 25,... are numbered until reaching the last one, which is 225. The third foliation, the most modern, with Arabic numerals and in pencil, appears written in the upper left corner of the recto of all the folios. This foliation is superimposed on the previous one, so that under folio 5 you can read the digit 9 of the previous one, from 9 to 17, from 13 to 25 and so on until you reach the last one, which is 113 and which is superimposed on 225, Ink: Black, brown and red, Type of notebook: It is not possible to count the notebooks since the volume could fall apart, Transliterated title: Šarḥ al-ʽuyūn fī šarḥ Risālat Ibn Zaydūn, A manuscript of the 16th century. XIX in the library of the School of Arab Studies p. 25-41, والصلاة الله عليه وسلم الي يوم الدين Colophon: , وهو الرعد والازعاج عدم الاستقرار الزراع وهو الفلاح والله اعلم Explicit, Incipit: (بعد البسملة والتصلية) الله وصحبه فما افضل واكرم صحبه وآله، وادام الله ايام مولانا السلطان الملك متصلة الجلاله
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