The whole text of the Qur'an, from the most correct Arabic copies, described with the utmost fidelity, and in the most beautiful characters: translated with the same fidelity and with equal care from the Arabic idiom into Latin: with notes attached to each chapter, and with a refutation: to all of these is prefixed a prodrome filling the entire previous tome, in which the contents are indicated on the following page

Name: The whole text of the Qur'an, from the most correct Arabic copies, described with the utmost fidelity, and in the most beautiful characters: translated with the same fidelity and with equal care from the Arabic idiom into Latin: with notes attached to each chapter, and with a refutation: to all of these is prefixed a prodrome filling the entire previous tome, in which the contents are indicated on the following page
Author: Marracci, Luigi, 1612-1700.

Title	The whole text of the Qur'an, from the most correct Arabic copies, described with the utmost fidelity, and in the most beautiful characters: translated with the same fidelity and with equal care from the Arabic idiom into Latin: with notes attached to each chapter, and with a refutation: to all of these is prefixed a prodrome filling the entire previous tome, in which the contents are indicated on the following page
Author	Marracci, Luigi, 1612-1700.
Publication Date:	1698
Publication Place	of Patavi - From the Printing Workshop
Subject	Muḥammad, Prophet, -632, Islam -- Early works to 1800, Qurʼan -- Comparative studies
Type	Book
Language	ara,lat
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	2
Physical Dimensions	37 cm.
Library:	Harvard Library
Record ID	HVD_RECAPSCSB-2041056
Library Location	CHECK ACCESS OPTIONS
Date	1698
Notes	Arabic text followed by Latin translation., Title-page of v.2 reads: Refutation of the Koran, in which an ax is applied to the root of Mohammedan superstition & Mohammed himself is strangled with his sword; Sacred Caesarea dedicated to the Majesty of Leopold I, the Great Emperor of the Romans, by the author Ludovico Marraccio of Lucensi from the Congregation of Clerics Regulars of the Mother of God, Innocent XI, former confessor of most glorious memory. Patavii, AD 198 From the Printing Workshop. By permission of the above., Princeton copy 1 is original copy., Reproduction: Microfilm. Bethlehem, PA : Mid-Atlantic Preservation Service, 1994. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (Princeton University Arabic collection; no. 9403028.01. Phase II).
Dizi / koleksiyon	Princeton University Arabic collection ; cn. 9403028.01, Princeton University Arabic collection. Phase II
Kaynak	Offsite Shared Collection (ReCAP), Offsite Shared Collection (ReCAP)
Başlık	Alcorani textus universus ex correctioribus Arabum exemplaribus summa fide, atque pulcherrimis characteribus descriptus :eademque fide, ac pari diligentia ex Arabico idiomate in Latinum translatus : appositis unicuique capiti notis, atque refutatione : his omnibus praemissus est prodromus totum priorem tomum implens, in quo contenta indicantur pagina sequenti
Varyant başlık	Refutatio Alcorani

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The whole text of the Qur'an, from the most correct Arabic copies, described with the utmost fidelity, and in the most beautiful characters: translated with the same fidelity and with equal care from the Arabic idiom into Latin: with notes attached to each chapter, and with a refutation: to all of these is prefixed a prodrome filling the entire previous tome, in which the contents are indicated on the following page

Author Marracci, Luigi, 1612-1700.

Publication Date 1698

Publication Place of Patavi - From the Printing Workshop

Subject Muḥammad, Prophet, -632, Islam -- Early works to 1800, Qurʼan -- Comparative studies

Type Book

Language ara,lat

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 2

Physical Dimensions 37 cm.

Library Harvard Library

Record ID HVD_RECAPSCSB-2041056

Library Location CHECK ACCESS OPTIONS

Date 1698

Notes Arabic text followed by Latin translation., Title-page of v.2 reads: Refutation of the Koran, in which an ax is applied to the root of Mohammedan superstition & Mohammed himself is strangled with his sword; Sacred Caesarea dedicated to the Majesty of Leopold I, the Great Emperor of the Romans, by the author Ludovico Marraccio of Lucensi from the Congregation of Clerics Regulars of the Mother of God, Innocent XI, former confessor of most glorious memory. Patavii, AD 198 From the Printing Workshop. By permission of the above., Princeton copy 1 is original copy., Reproduction: Microfilm. Bethlehem, PA : Mid-Atlantic Preservation Service, 1994. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (Princeton University Arabic collection; no. 9403028.01. Phase II).

Dizi / koleksiyon Princeton University Arabic collection ; cn. 9403028.01, Princeton University Arabic collection. Phase II

Kaynak Offsite Shared Collection (ReCAP), Offsite Shared Collection (ReCAP)

Başlık Alcorani textus universus ex correctioribus Arabum exemplaribus summa fide, atque pulcherrimis characteribus descriptus :eademque fide, ac pari diligentia ex Arabico idiomate in Latinum translatus : appositis unicuique capiti notis, atque refutatione : his omnibus praemissus est prodromus totum priorem tomum implens, in quo contenta indicantur pagina sequenti

Varyant başlık Refutatio Alcorani