The Saracenic History: that is, the Saracenic History, in which the events of the Muslims, from Muhammad, the first ruler of the Muslim empire and religion, to the beginning of the Atabacaean empire, through a succession of 49 emperors, are most faithfully explained. At the same time, you also inserted scattered Christian affairs in the East, especially the churches.

Name: The Saracenic History: that is, the Saracenic History, in which the events of the Muslims, from Muhammad, the first ruler of the Muslim empire and religion, to the beginning of the Atabacaean empire, through a succession of 49 emperors, are most faithfully explained. At the same time, you also inserted scattered Christian affairs in the East, especially the churches.
Author: Arabicè once written by Georgius Elmacino fil. Abuljaseri Elamidi f. Abulmacaremi f. Abulti And it was rendered in Latin by the work and study of Thomas Erpenius. Roderic Ximenez, archbishop of Toletani, added, Historia Arabum, at length more accurate than before, and expressed in a manuscript codex

Title	The Saracenic History: that is, the Saracenic History, in which the events of the Muslims, from Muhammad, the first ruler of the Muslim empire and religion, to the beginning of the Atabacaean empire, through a succession of 49 emperors, are most faithfully explained. At the same time, you also inserted scattered Christian affairs in the East, especially the churches.
Author	Arabicè once written by Georgius Elmacino fil. Abuljaseri Elamidi f. Abulmacaremi f. Abulti And it was rendered in Latin by the work and study of Thomas Erpenius. Roderic Ximenez, archbishop of Toletani, added, Historia Arabum, at length more accurate than before, and expressed in a manuscript codex
Publication Date:	1625
Publication Place	Lugduni Batavorum [Lyon] : From the Erpenian printing of oriental languages. Prostant with John Maire and Elzevirios - From the Erpenian printing of oriental languages. Prostant with John Maire and Elzevirios
Type	Book
Language	ara,lat
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	362
Physical Dimensions	fol.
Library:	Münchener DigitalisierungsZentrum (MDZ)
Library Asset ID	OCLC: 643379767
Record ID	bsb10210835
Library Location	Munich, Bavarian State Library
Date	1625
Notes	Text in 2 columns Arabic. and Latin, first edition of Elmacinus' great chronicle "Tārīḫ al-muslimīn..." with the complete Arabic text. At the same time, a much more common quarto edition was published (containing only the translation, with different pagination [372, 75 pp.]: cf. Rahir, 197; Willems, 232). This "History of the Saracens" actually represents a history of Islam from the time of the Prophet Mohammed to the year 1118. "The folio edition of the 'Historia Saracenica' is truly the first historical work in Arabic to be published in Europe" (Smitskamp). Printed with the Arabic type that the editor Erpenius had cut for his private press, which he set up after his return from Paris in 1613. Erpenius, professor of oriental languages at Leiden, "is one of the men to whom the study of oriental languages owes its rebirth" (ADB VI, 329)
Sample Text	Auctores orientales - Oriental writers including secondary literature
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Dijital nesne	No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
Dijitalleştirildi	10/22/2010
URN	urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb10210835-7

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The Saracenic History: that is, the Saracenic History, in which the events of the Muslims, from Muhammad, the first ruler of the Muslim empire and religion, to the beginning of the Atabacaean empire, through a succession of 49 emperors, are most faithfully explained. At the same time, you also inserted scattered Christian affairs in the East, especially the churches.

Author Arabicè once written by Georgius Elmacino fil. Abuljaseri Elamidi f. Abulmacaremi f. Abulti And it was rendered in Latin by the work and study of Thomas Erpenius. Roderic Ximenez, archbishop of Toletani, added, Historia Arabum, at length more accurate than before, and expressed in a manuscript codex

Publication Date 1625

Publication Place Lugduni Batavorum [Lyon] : From the Erpenian printing of oriental languages. Prostant with John Maire and Elzevirios - From the Erpenian printing of oriental languages. Prostant with John Maire and Elzevirios

Type Book

Language ara,lat

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 362

Physical Dimensions fol.

Library Münchener DigitalisierungsZentrum (MDZ)

Library Asset ID OCLC: 643379767

Record ID bsb10210835

Library Location Munich, Bavarian State Library

Date 1625

Notes Text in 2 columns Arabic. and Latin, first edition of Elmacinus' great chronicle "Tārīḫ al-muslimīn..." with the complete Arabic text. At the same time, a much more common quarto edition was published (containing only the translation, with different pagination [372, 75 pp.]: cf. Rahir, 197; Willems, 232). This "History of the Saracens" actually represents a history of Islam from the time of the Prophet Mohammed to the year 1118. "The folio edition of the 'Historia Saracenica' is truly the first historical work in Arabic to be published in Europe" (Smitskamp). Printed with the Arabic type that the editor Erpenius had cut for his private press, which he set up after his return from Paris in 1613. Erpenius, professor of oriental languages at Leiden, "is one of the men to whom the study of oriental languages owes its rebirth" (ADB VI, 329)

Sample Text Auctores orientales - Oriental writers including secondary literature

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Dijital nesne No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only

Dijitalleştirildi 10/22/2010

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