Sikandarnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]

Name: Sikandarnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]
Author: Nizami Ganjavi (1140 or 1141-1202 or 1203.)

İsim	Sikandarnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]
Yazar	Nizami Ganjavi (1140 or 1141-1202 or 1203.)
Basım Tarihi:	1840
Basım Yeri	Bādpūr?, 1840? -
Konu	Epic poetry, Persian-Early works to 1800 Manuscripts, Persian-Michigan-Ann Arbor Manuscrits persans-Michigan-Ann Arbor Epic poetry, Persian. Manuscripts, Persian. ; Michigan- Ann Arbor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJxGWFhh8FVyVXdtj94rMP ; Alexander, the Great (356 B.C.-323 B.C.)--), Poetry--, Early works to 1800 Alexander, the Great (356 B.C.-323 B.C.) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJpPFF6H7VvbhhDkddgtKd ; Headpieces (layout features)-, Early works., Poetry.
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Farsça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Hayır
Fiziksel Boyutlar	1 online resource (198 leaves) : paper
Kütüphane:	Üniversite Kütüphaneleri Ağı - REBIUN
Kayıt Numarası	b2FpOmNlbGVicmF0aW9uOmVzLmJhcmF0ei5yZW4vMzc4NzQyMTk
Tarih	1840
Notlar	Ms. codex Title from colophon on p.393 Collation: 24 IV (192), III (198); almost exclusively quaternions (followed by a ternion); opening and final leaf affixed to endpaper and trimmed; middle of the quire marks in the form of oblique black strokes in the upper outer corner of the right-hand leaf and the lower outer corner of the left-hand leaf (from p.72-73, perhaps prior to that lost to trimming); catchwords present; foliation in black ink, Hindu-Arabic numerals; pagination in pencil, Western numerals (includes partial 'flyleaves' / free hinges) Layout: Written in 18 lines per page, with written area divided to two columns; frame-ruled Script: Nastalīq ; elegant Indian hand ; serifless with inclination to the right and slight effect of words descending to baseline, elongation and somewhat exaggerated thickness of horizontal strokes, mainly closed counters, yā always pointed Decoration: Headpiece (unwān / sarlawḥ) at opening on p.4 consisting of rectangular piece (carrying the basmalah in black ink) set between decorative bands and surmounted by dome with vegetal design, mainly in red ; section headings rubricated ; some overlining in red ; written area surrounded by red double rule-border, divisions within also defined by red rules Support: non-European (likely Indian) laid paper with roughly 7 laid lines per cm (horizontal, somewhat indistinct, curving) and no chain lines clearly visible, quite cloudy formation, sturdy though thin and transluscent, light brown in color, burnished Binding: Pasteboards faced in untinted laid paper with red-brown leather over spine and edges / turn-ins (paper faced, leather-edged, framed binding), now fitted with light blue (faded to green-blue) custom textile jacket or detachable overcover, stitched to form a sleeve into which each covered board slips (see p.246-247, 453 in Julia Miller, Books will speak plain); Type III binding (without flap); board linings in untinted laid paper (some recycled); sewn in black and white thread (black and white threads twisted together), two stations; heavy, worked chevron endbands in blue and cream, good condition; overall in fairly good condition with some staining, abrasion, minor losses of cloth, etc.; housed in box for protection Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. no. 3 Accompanying materials: a. Photocopy of card with typed notes "17302 \| 865 Amritsor, India \| 1 Indian manuscript book \| Original no. -- K241. Persian Poetry; 1896; green cloth slip cover. \| Univ. of Mich., Div. of Fine Arts \| Walter Koelz, 1932-33 \| March 19, 1934"--B. Scrap of ruled paper with notes in pencil "Persian Poetry \| Date 1896 \| Aminpur (place) \| copy of Nizami's Iskandar-name"--c. Card with typed notes and additions in pen "K241 \| 17302 \| Indian [crossed out] Mogul manuscript book, green cloth slip cover \| Persian script \| Amritsar." -- d. Short piece of white cotton cord with label attached "17302/K241" -- e. Slip of paper (once folded) with notes and stamp (between pp.206-207) Origin: As appears in colophon on p.393, copied by Muḥammad Bakhsh ibn Muḥammad Aẓīm [likely the same copyist who executed Isl. Ms. 852 in 1238/1822] with transcription completed in Ṣafar 1256 [?] [April 1840 ?, corresponding to 1896 in Vikram Samvat as likely suggested earlier in colophon] in Bādpūr [?] Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 854 \| digitized 2021. HathiTrust Digital Library committed to preserve pda MiAaHDL \| Use copy. Restrictions unspecified star. MiAaHDL
Örnek Metin	Fine copy of the opening part (Sharafnāmah or Iskandarnāmah-i barrī) of Niẓāmī's celebrated poetic account of the legend of Alexander the Great
Ek fiziksel biçim bağlantısı	Original (OCoLC)1194728907
Başlık varyantları	Iskandarnāmah

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Sikandarnāmah-i barrī, [1256?, i.e. 1840?]

Yazar Nizami Ganjavi (1140 or 1141-1202 or 1203.)

Basım Tarihi 1840

Basım Yeri Bādpūr?, 1840? -

Konu Epic poetry, Persian-Early works to 1800 Manuscripts, Persian-Michigan-Ann Arbor Manuscrits persans-Michigan-Ann Arbor Epic poetry, Persian. Manuscripts, Persian. ; Michigan- Ann Arbor. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJxGWFhh8FVyVXdtj94rMP ; Alexander, the Great (356 B.C.-323 B.C.)--), Poetry--, Early works to 1800 Alexander, the Great (356 B.C.-323 B.C.) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJpPFF6H7VvbhhDkddgtKd ; Headpieces (layout features)-, Early works., Poetry.

Tür Kitap

Dil Farsça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar 1 online resource (198 leaves) : paper

Kütüphane Üniversite Kütüphaneleri Ağı - REBIUN

Kayıt Numarası b2FpOmNlbGVicmF0aW9uOmVzLmJhcmF0ei5yZW4vMzc4NzQyMTk

Tarih 1840

Notlar Ms. codex Title from colophon on p.393 Collation: 24 IV (192), III (198); almost exclusively quaternions (followed by a ternion); opening and final leaf affixed to endpaper and trimmed; middle of the quire marks in the form of oblique black strokes in the upper outer corner of the right-hand leaf and the lower outer corner of the left-hand leaf (from p.72-73, perhaps prior to that lost to trimming); catchwords present; foliation in black ink, Hindu-Arabic numerals; pagination in pencil, Western numerals (includes partial 'flyleaves' / free hinges) Layout: Written in 18 lines per page, with written area divided to two columns; frame-ruled Script: Nastalīq ; elegant Indian hand ; serifless with inclination to the right and slight effect of words descending to baseline, elongation and somewhat exaggerated thickness of horizontal strokes, mainly closed counters, yā always pointed Decoration: Headpiece (unwān / sarlawḥ) at opening on p.4 consisting of rectangular piece (carrying the basmalah in black ink) set between decorative bands and surmounted by dome with vegetal design, mainly in red ; section headings rubricated ; some overlining in red ; written area surrounded by red double rule-border, divisions within also defined by red rules Support: non-European (likely Indian) laid paper with roughly 7 laid lines per cm (horizontal, somewhat indistinct, curving) and no chain lines clearly visible, quite cloudy formation, sturdy though thin and transluscent, light brown in color, burnished Binding: Pasteboards faced in untinted laid paper with red-brown leather over spine and edges / turn-ins (paper faced, leather-edged, framed binding), now fitted with light blue (faded to green-blue) custom textile jacket or detachable overcover, stitched to form a sleeve into which each covered board slips (see p.246-247, 453 in Julia Miller, Books will speak plain); Type III binding (without flap); board linings in untinted laid paper (some recycled); sewn in black and white thread (black and white threads twisted together), two stations; heavy, worked chevron endbands in blue and cream, good condition; overall in fairly good condition with some staining, abrasion, minor losses of cloth, etc.; housed in box for protection Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. no. 3 Accompanying materials: a. Photocopy of card with typed notes "17302 | 865 Amritsor, India | 1 Indian manuscript book | Original no. -- K241. Persian Poetry; 1896; green cloth slip cover. | Univ. of Mich., Div. of Fine Arts | Walter Koelz, 1932-33 | March 19, 1934"--B. Scrap of ruled paper with notes in pencil "Persian Poetry | Date 1896 | Aminpur (place) | copy of Nizami's Iskandar-name"--c. Card with typed notes and additions in pen "K241 | 17302 | Indian [crossed out] Mogul manuscript book, green cloth slip cover | Persian script | Amritsar." -- d. Short piece of white cotton cord with label attached "17302/K241" -- e. Slip of paper (once folded) with notes and stamp (between pp.206-207) Origin: As appears in colophon on p.393, copied by Muḥammad Bakhsh ibn Muḥammad Aẓīm [likely the same copyist who executed Isl. Ms. 852 in 1238/1822] with transcription completed in Ṣafar 1256 [?] [April 1840 ?, corresponding to 1896 in Vikram Samvat as likely suggested earlier in colophon] in Bādpūr [?] Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 854 | digitized 2021. HathiTrust Digital Library committed to preserve pda MiAaHDL | Use copy. Restrictions unspecified star. MiAaHDL

Örnek Metin Fine copy of the opening part (Sharafnāmah or Iskandarnāmah-i barrī) of Niẓāmī's celebrated poetic account of the legend of Alexander the Great

Ek fiziksel biçim bağlantısı Original (OCoLC)1194728907

Başlık varyantları Iskandarnāmah