Calila and Dimna, or Fables of Bidpai, in Arabic: preceded by a memoir on the origin of this book, and on the various translations which have been made of it in the East, and followed by the Moallaka of Lébid, in Arabic and in French

Title Calila and Dimna, or Fables of Bidpai, in Arabic: preceded by a memoir on the origin of this book, and on the various translations which have been made of it in the East, and followed by the Moallaka of Lébid, in Arabic and in French
Author A I Silvestre de Sacy (Antoine Isaac), 1758-1838, Ḥusayn ibn Aḥmad Zawzanī -1093 or 1094, Ibn al-Muqaffaʻ -approximately 760., , ,
Publication Date: 1816
Publication Place A Paris - In Paris: From the Imprimerie royale, 1816.
Subject Faceted Application of Subject Terminology Kalīlah wa-Dimnah Fables, Arabic Arabic type Specimens Fables Library of Congress Genres Fables Library of Congress Subject Headings Kalīlah wa-Dimnah Fables, Arabic Arabic type—Specimens Subject Headings Directory Arabic fables Arabic characters (Graphic industries)—Specimens Directory of Subject Headings Genre Form Fables Art & Architecture Thesaurus fables
Type Book
Language French
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 140
Physical Dimensions viii, 140 pages, 10 unnumbered pages, 3-315 pages, 1 unnumbered page ; 26 cm
Library: McGill University Libraries
Library Asset ID 4563814
Record ID 4563814
Library Location Collections Centre
Date 1816
Notes Arabic text paged with Arabic numeral characters. Edited from the version of Ibn al-Muḳaffaʻ. "J'ai joint au texte [de la Moallaka de Lébid] le commentaire entier de Zouzéni"--"Avertissement" by the editor, page vii. Woodcut headpiece by Papillon, dated 1773. Printed in Arabic types of the "Imprimerie Royale", which were based on Arab or Turkish specimens of calligraphy, and originally cut for François Savary de Brèves, French ambassador to the Ottoman Court in Constantinople (1591-1605), for use in Savary's own printing house; see Encyclopaedia of Islam (new edition), volume VI, page 799. After Savary's death in 1627, other European printers continued to use his Arabic types, which were eventually acquired by Cardinal Richelieu for the French government. See also G. Roper, "Early Arabic printing in Europe." Middle Eastern languages and the print revolution (Westhofen, Germany: WVA-Verlag Skulima, 2002), pages 129-150.
Sample Text by Mr. Silvestre de Sacy.
Ek Girdi İlişki Bilgisi Container of (work): Labīd ibn Rabīʻah, Muʻallaḳah., Container of (expression): Labīd ibn Rabīʻah, Muʻallaḳah.,
Ek Fiziksel Biçim Kaydı Online version: Kalilah wa-Dimnah. Calila et Dimna.(569030198)
Yazar Rolü Editor, Writer of added commentary, , , ,
Durum Available
Tür fables. Specimens Fables Fables. Specimens. Spécimens.
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Calila and Dimna, or Fables of Bidpai, in Arabic: preceded by a memoir on the origin of this book, and on the various translations which have been made of it in the East, and followed by the Moallaka of Lébid, in Arabic and in French

Author A I Silvestre de Sacy (Antoine Isaac), 1758-1838, Ḥusayn ibn Aḥmad Zawzanī -1093 or 1094, Ibn al-Muqaffaʻ -approximately 760., , ,
Publication Date 1816
Publication Place A Paris - In Paris: From the Imprimerie royale, 1816.
Subject Faceted Application of Subject Terminology Kalīlah wa-Dimnah Fables, Arabic Arabic type Specimens Fables Library of Congress Genres Fables Library of Congress Subject Headings Kalīlah wa-Dimnah Fables, Arabic Arabic type—Specimens Subject Headings Directory Arabic fables Arabic characters (Graphic industries)—Specimens Directory of Subject Headings Genre Form Fables Art & Architecture Thesaurus fables
Type Book
Language French
Digital No
Manuscript No
Pages Count 140
Physical Dimensions viii, 140 pages, 10 unnumbered pages, 3-315 pages, 1 unnumbered page ; 26 cm
Library McGill University Libraries
Library Asset ID 4563814
Record ID 4563814
Library Location Collections Centre
Date 1816
Notes Arabic text paged with Arabic numeral characters. Edited from the version of Ibn al-Muḳaffaʻ. "J'ai joint au texte [de la Moallaka de Lébid] le commentaire entier de Zouzéni"--"Avertissement" by the editor, page vii. Woodcut headpiece by Papillon, dated 1773. Printed in Arabic types of the "Imprimerie Royale", which were based on Arab or Turkish specimens of calligraphy, and originally cut for François Savary de Brèves, French ambassador to the Ottoman Court in Constantinople (1591-1605), for use in Savary's own printing house; see Encyclopaedia of Islam (new edition), volume VI, page 799. After Savary's death in 1627, other European printers continued to use his Arabic types, which were eventually acquired by Cardinal Richelieu for the French government. See also G. Roper, "Early Arabic printing in Europe." Middle Eastern languages and the print revolution (Westhofen, Germany: WVA-Verlag Skulima, 2002), pages 129-150.
Sample Text by Mr. Silvestre de Sacy.
Ek Girdi İlişki Bilgisi Container of (work): Labīd ibn Rabīʻah, Muʻallaḳah., Container of (expression): Labīd ibn Rabīʻah, Muʻallaḳah.,
Ek Fiziksel Biçim Kaydı Online version: Kalilah wa-Dimnah. Calila et Dimna.(569030198)
Yazar Rolü Editor, Writer of added commentary, , , ,
Durum Available
Tür fables. Specimens Fables Fables. Specimens. Spécimens.
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