Enchiridion studiosi: to the credit of the Relandian edition, and not of the three codds. Lips. and two Berlins. He published it again in Arabic, translated it into Latin, read the main points. var. and the schools of Ibn-Ismaël selected from cod. Lips and Berlin. he added, arranged the text and vocal schools and explained it in a lexicon / Borhân-ed-Dîni es-Sernûdji; Charles Caspari of Dessaviensis; the aforementioned Henricus Orthobius Fleischer.
| Title | Enchiridion studiosi: to the credit of the Relandian edition, and not of the three codds. Lips. and two Berlins. He published it again in Arabic, translated it into Latin, read the main points. var. and the schools of Ibn-Ismaël selected from cod. Lips and Berlin. he added, arranged the text and vocal schools and explained it in a lexicon / Borhân-ed-Dîni es-Sernûdji; Charles Caspari of Dessaviensis; the aforementioned Henricus Orthobius Fleischer. |
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| Author | Intestines, Burhan al-Din, active 12th century-13th century. |
| Publication Date: | 1838 |
| Publication Place | Lipsiae: Sumtibus Baumgaertneri, 1838. - At the height of Baumgaertner |
| Type | Book |
| Language | Arabic |
| Digital | No |
| Manuscript | No |
| Pages Count | 48 |
| Physical Dimensions | 14, 82, 48 pages ; 27 cm |
| Library: | Penn Libraries |
| Library Asset ID | 40809390 |
| Record ID | 9931500443503681 |
| Library Location | University of Pennsylvania Libraries |
| Date | 1838 |
| Notes | Arabic text edited and translated into Latin by Carlus Caspari., Title on added t.p.: Taʻlīm al-mutaʻallim ṭarīq al-taʻallum., At head of t.p.: Taʻlīm al-mutaʻallim ṭarīq al-taʻallum. |
