The institutions of the Oriental languages Turkish, Arabic, and Persian, or, Turkish Grammar: in which orthography, etymology, syntax, prosody, and the rest pertaining to it are exactly treated, illustrated by clear examples, and in each chapter of which the precepts of the Arabic and Persian languages are submitted ... / the works, types, and costs of Francisci à Mesgnien Meninski ...

Name: The institutions of the Oriental languages Turkish, Arabic, and Persian, or, Turkish Grammar: in which orthography, etymology, syntax, prosody, and the rest pertaining to it are exactly treated, illustrated by clear examples, and in each chapter of which the precepts of the Arabic and Persian languages are submitted ... / the works, types, and costs of Francisci à Mesgnien Meninski ...
Author: Meniński, Franciszek, 1623-1698.

Title	The institutions of the Oriental languages Turkish, Arabic, and Persian, or, Turkish Grammar: in which orthography, etymology, syntax, prosody, and the rest pertaining to it are exactly treated, illustrated by clear examples, and in each chapter of which the precepts of the Arabic and Persian languages are submitted ... / the works, types, and costs of Francisci à Mesgnien Meninski ...
Author	Meniński, Franciszek, 1623-1698.
Publication Date:	1680
Publication Place	Vienna, Austria -
Subject	Turkish language > Grammar > Early works to 1800. Turkish language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800. Latin language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800. Arabic language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800. Persian language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800.
Type	Book
Language	lat,tur
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	[8], 216, [2] p. ; 35 cm (fol.)
Library:	Columbia University Libraries
Library Asset ID	Call Number: PL121 .M45 1680g Folio
Record ID	2179969
Library Location	Rare Book, Butler 6th Fl. East (Non-Circulating)
Date	1680
Notes	Signatures: [pi]¹):(¹ )(¹ 2):(¹ A-2D⁴ ñ¹ "Add some notes on the Tartaric language, or Tartaric, from which Turkish seems to derive its origin, and in addition the harmonic conjugation of the word Turkish-Arabic-Persian, Latin, German, Italian, French, and Polish explained, and finally at the foot of the work one and another poem, and the narrative as well Persian, than Turkish idioms written separately by famous authors for the etymology of the exercise, therefore, recalled, everything is added to the captured method of our people..." Errata: p. [6] (1st group). Rare Book copy: Contemporary binding of alum-tawed pigskin, tooled in blind, with two clasps on foredge.
WorldCat	https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17006415

View in source Columbia University Libraries

Columbia University Libraries

The institutions of the Oriental languages Turkish, Arabic, and Persian, or, Turkish Grammar: in which orthography, etymology, syntax, prosody, and the rest pertaining to it are exactly treated, illustrated by clear examples, and in each chapter of which the precepts of the Arabic and Persian languages are submitted ... / the works, types, and costs of Francisci à Mesgnien Meninski ...

Author Meniński, Franciszek, 1623-1698.

Publication Date 1680

Publication Place Vienna, Austria -

Subject Turkish language > Grammar > Early works to 1800. Turkish language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800. Latin language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800. Arabic language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800. Persian language > Dictionaries > Polyglot > Early works to 1800.

Type Book

Language lat,tur

Digital No

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions [8], 216, [2] p. ; 35 cm (fol.)

Library Columbia University Libraries

Library Asset ID Call Number: PL121 .M45 1680g Folio

Record ID 2179969

Library Location Rare Book, Butler 6th Fl. East (Non-Circulating)

Date 1680

Notes Signatures: [pi]¹):(¹ )(¹ 2):(¹ A-2D⁴ ñ¹ "Add some notes on the Tartaric language, or Tartaric, from which Turkish seems to derive its origin, and in addition the harmonic conjugation of the word Turkish-Arabic-Persian, Latin, German, Italian, French, and Polish explained, and finally at the foot of the work one and another poem, and the narrative as well Persian, than Turkish idioms written separately by famous authors for the etymology of the exercise, therefore, recalled, everything is added to the captured method of our people..." Errata: p. [6] (1st group). Rare Book copy: Contemporary binding of alum-tawed pigskin, tooled in blind, with two clasps on foredge.

WorldCat https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/17006415