Manuscripts of the municipal media library of Arras. Supplement, FONDS Victor ADVIELLE, « Qissa-i Kamrup. » History of Camroup, translated from Sanskrit into Persian, by Ahmed ben Aslam Alamguiri

Title Manuscripts of the municipal media library of Arras. Supplement, FONDS Victor ADVIELLE, « Qissa-i Kamrup. » History of Camroup, translated from Sanskrit into Persian, by Ahmed ben Aslam Alamguiri
Author Wicquot et Advielle, Wicquot et Advielle, Wicquot et Advielle, Wicquot et Advielle
Publication Date: 18th century
Publication Place - National Library of France
Subject Advielle (Victor) Manuscripts that belonged to him Arras School of Medicine. Manuscript from Arras Diseases that reigned there Anatomy Notes Medicine Notes, Ahmed ben Aslam Alamguiri Translation into Persian of the History of Camroup Garcin de Tassy Persian poem used by him Garcin de Tassy [Former owner / Previous owner] Manuscripts from his sale Persian Documents in this language Hindustani poems Persian poems
Type Book
Language Persian
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 101
Physical Dimensions 240 × 160 mm
Library: Contacts au Catalogue Collectif de France (CCFr)
Library Asset ID 1103-1167, Fonds Advielle 1-1186
Record ID eadcgm:EADC:D40171828
Library Location Media library of Saint-Vaast Abbey. Arras, Pas-de-Calais All inventories
Date 18th century
Notes The entire collection burned during the fire of 1915. Other file(s) linked to this institution. Dated from the 21st year of the reign of Mohammed Shah, 1150 AH (1788). Some notes in English. In the catalog for the Garcin de Tassy sale (no. 2934), it is said: “Mr. Jomard gave the National Library a beautiful copy of this manuscript, decorated with drawings. It is this Persian work, written in prose, interspersed with verse, which was translated into English by Colonel Franklin, under the title: The loves of Camaroupa and Camalata (London, 1793); but this novel differs essentially from the Hindustani poem on the same subject. The names of the characters, with the exception of Kamroup, are not the same, and the adventures are much less interesting. ". Soft oriental binding, red morocco, fillets, three ornaments on the covers
Sample Text Dated from the 21st year of the reign of Mohammed Shah, 1150 AH (1788). Some notes in English. In the catalog for the Garcin de Tassy sale (no. 2934), it is said: “Mr. Jomard gave the National Library a beautiful copy of this manuscript, decorated with drawings. It is this Persian work, written in prose, interspersed with verse, which was translated into English by Colonel Franklin, under the title: The loves of Camaroupa and Camalata (London, 1793); but this novel differs essentially from the Hindustani poem on the same subject. The names of the characters, with the exception of Kamroup, are not the same, and the adventures are much less interesting. »
Diğer Raf Numarası 1347
Atıf Şekli Médiathèque municipale d'Arras, Ms. X, fol. Y.
Sponsor/Destekçi Ministère chargé de la Culture et Ministère chargé de l'Enseignement supérieur
Erişim Koşulları L'accès aux collections patrimoniales est soumis à une autorisation préalable.
Kullanım Koşulları Toute publication de documents inédits doit être notifiée à l'établissement.
Oluşturma Créé par conversion rétrospective de l'édition imprimée : Catalogue général des manuscrits des bibliothèques publiques de France. [Départements] — Tome XL. Supplément. Tome I. Abbeville-Brest , Paris, Plon-Nourrit, 1902. Numérisation et rendu en mode texte réalisés par la société AIS (Paris, France). Encodage effectué selon la DTD EAD-2002 par la société ArchProteus (Vancouver, Canada) le 20 avril 2008
Araştırma Aracının Başlığı Catalogue général des manuscrits des bibliothèques publiques de France. Départements — Tome XL. Arras. Supplément
Araştırma Aracının Dilleri Catalogue rédigé en français
Edinme Yöntemleri (Alternatif Yazım) Donné à la ville d'Arras, le 18 octobre 1898.
Taşıyıcı Ortam/Materyal Papier oriental
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Manuscripts of the municipal media library of Arras. Supplement, FONDS Victor ADVIELLE, « Qissa-i Kamrup. » History of Camroup, translated from Sanskrit into Persian, by Ahmed ben Aslam Alamguiri

Author Wicquot et Advielle, Wicquot et Advielle, Wicquot et Advielle, Wicquot et Advielle
Publication Date 18th century
Publication Place - National Library of France
Subject Advielle (Victor) Manuscripts that belonged to him Arras School of Medicine. Manuscript from Arras Diseases that reigned there Anatomy Notes Medicine Notes, Ahmed ben Aslam Alamguiri Translation into Persian of the History of Camroup Garcin de Tassy Persian poem used by him Garcin de Tassy [Former owner / Previous owner] Manuscripts from his sale Persian Documents in this language Hindustani poems Persian poems
Type Book
Language Persian
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 101
Physical Dimensions 240 × 160 mm
Library Contacts au Catalogue Collectif de France (CCFr)
Library Asset ID 1103-1167, Fonds Advielle 1-1186
Record ID eadcgm:EADC:D40171828
Library Location Media library of Saint-Vaast Abbey. Arras, Pas-de-Calais All inventories
Date 18th century
Notes The entire collection burned during the fire of 1915. Other file(s) linked to this institution. Dated from the 21st year of the reign of Mohammed Shah, 1150 AH (1788). Some notes in English. In the catalog for the Garcin de Tassy sale (no. 2934), it is said: “Mr. Jomard gave the National Library a beautiful copy of this manuscript, decorated with drawings. It is this Persian work, written in prose, interspersed with verse, which was translated into English by Colonel Franklin, under the title: The loves of Camaroupa and Camalata (London, 1793); but this novel differs essentially from the Hindustani poem on the same subject. The names of the characters, with the exception of Kamroup, are not the same, and the adventures are much less interesting. ". Soft oriental binding, red morocco, fillets, three ornaments on the covers
Sample Text Dated from the 21st year of the reign of Mohammed Shah, 1150 AH (1788). Some notes in English. In the catalog for the Garcin de Tassy sale (no. 2934), it is said: “Mr. Jomard gave the National Library a beautiful copy of this manuscript, decorated with drawings. It is this Persian work, written in prose, interspersed with verse, which was translated into English by Colonel Franklin, under the title: The loves of Camaroupa and Camalata (London, 1793); but this novel differs essentially from the Hindustani poem on the same subject. The names of the characters, with the exception of Kamroup, are not the same, and the adventures are much less interesting. »
Diğer Raf Numarası 1347
Atıf Şekli Médiathèque municipale d'Arras, Ms. X, fol. Y.
Sponsor/Destekçi Ministère chargé de la Culture et Ministère chargé de l'Enseignement supérieur
Erişim Koşulları L'accès aux collections patrimoniales est soumis à une autorisation préalable.
Kullanım Koşulları Toute publication de documents inédits doit être notifiée à l'établissement.
Oluşturma Créé par conversion rétrospective de l'édition imprimée : Catalogue général des manuscrits des bibliothèques publiques de France. [Départements] — Tome XL. Supplément. Tome I. Abbeville-Brest , Paris, Plon-Nourrit, 1902. Numérisation et rendu en mode texte réalisés par la société AIS (Paris, France). Encodage effectué selon la DTD EAD-2002 par la société ArchProteus (Vancouver, Canada) le 20 avril 2008
Araştırma Aracının Başlığı Catalogue général des manuscrits des bibliothèques publiques de France. Départements — Tome XL. Arras. Supplément
Araştırma Aracının Dilleri Catalogue rédigé en français
Edinme Yöntemleri (Alternatif Yazım) Donné à la ville d'Arras, le 18 octobre 1898.
Taşıyıcı Ortam/Materyal Papier oriental
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