The Arabian nights' entertainments, or, The thousand and one nights

Name: The Arabian nights' entertainments, or, The thousand and one nights
Author: Lane, Edward William, 1801-1876, Fitz Hugh Ludlow Memorial Library [former owner], Julio Mario Santo Domingo Collection

İsim	The Arabian nights' entertainments, or, The thousand and one nights
Yazar	Lane, Edward William, 1801-1876, Fitz Hugh Ludlow Memorial Library [former owner], Julio Mario Santo Domingo Collection
Basım Tarihi:	1927
Basım Yeri	New York - Tudor
Konu	Scheherazade, Queen, consort of Shahryar, King of Persia (Legendary character), Folklore -- Arab countries
Tür	Kitap
Dil	ara,eng
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Hayır
Sayfa Sayısı	1260
Fiziksel Boyutlar	24 cm.
Kütüphane:	Harvard Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası	990009298050203941
Kayıt Numarası	01HVD_ALMA211785650700003941
Lokasyon	WIDENER LIBRARY WID-LC (PJ7715 .L3X 1927 )
Tarih	1927
Örnek Metin	Táj-El-Mulook Who Loved the Lady Dunyá and Won Her Although She Was a Hater of Men -- The Story of 'Azeez Who Was Beguiled by the Artful Daughter of Deleeleh, and of 'Azeezeh His Betrothed -- 'Alee, the Son of Bekkár, andShems-En-Nahár, the Sultan's Concubine -- Prince Kamar-Ez-Zemán and the Princess Budoor and What Came of the 'Efreet's Beauty Contest -- The Adventures of the Two Princes, El-Amjad and El-As'ad -- The Story of the Lovers Neameh and Noam -- 'Alá-Ed-Deen and His Adventures with the Beautiful Zuubeydeh, the Slave Girls Koot-El-Kuloob and Yásemeen, Ahmad the Thief, and the Sultán -- Abu-L-Hasan the Wag: orthe Sleeper Awakened -- Mohammad 'Alee, the Jeweller: or the False Sultán -- Aboo-Mohammad the Lazy and the Enchanted Ape -- 'Alee Shér and the Damsel Zumurrud: Their Strange Separation and Stranger Reunion -- Ibn-Mansoor and the Lady Budoor -- The Story of the Magic Horse -- The Romance of Uns-El-Wujood, Delight of the World, and the Maiden Rose-In-Bud -- 'Alee of Cairo and the Haunted House -- Es-Sindibád of the Sea -- The First Voyage -- The Second Voyage -- The Third Voyage -- The Fourth Voyage -- The Fifth Voyage -- The Sixth Voyage -- The Seventh Voyage -- The City Of Brass -- Joodar, His Wicked Brothers, And The Enchanted Treasure -- Jullanár, Princess Of The Sea -- King Bedr Básim and Queen Jóharah of the Sea -- Prince Seyf-El-Mulook And His Marvelous Journey In Search Of Bedeea-El-Jemál, Princess of the Jánn -- How Hasan Captured The Bird-Maiden And The Adventures That Came After -- The Fisherman And The River Apes And What Followed With The Sultán And His Favorite Slave Girl -- Aboo-Seer The Faithful Friend And Aboo-Keer The Deceiver -- 'Aba-Allah Of The Land And 'Abd-Allah Of The Sea And What Came Of Their Meeting -- How Ibráheem Saw A Pricture Of The Lady Jemeeleh: Loved Her, Searched For Her, And Won Her After Many Adventures -- Maaroof, The Poor Cobbler, Who Found Treasure, Gained A Royal Bride, And Became Sultán With The Help Of An 'Efreet -- The Fortune That Befell Shahrazád -- Appendix -- Comprising the translator's complete notes on the text -- Fables And Anecdotes In The Notes -- The Peacock, The Peahen, etc. -- The Fox and the Wolf -- The Liberality of Hátim-Et-Táee after His Death -- Maan and the Three Damsels -- Adventures of Ibráheem the Rebel -- Irem the Terrestrial Paradise -- Is-hák, the Maiden Khadeejeh, and the Sultán -- The Lover Who Pretended to Be a Thief -- The Token of the Bean -- The Generosity of Yahyá -- The Kindness of Yahyá -- El-Ma-moon and the Learned Man -- Freaks of Fortune -- The Daring Sharper -- The Stranger Tales of the Three Wálees -- The Robber Who Tricked the Money-Changer -- The Girl with the Beautiful Hands -- The Reward of Charity -- The Generous Israelite -- Aboo-Hassán and the Dream of El-Ma-moon -- A Friend in Need -- The Man Enriched through a Dream -- The Arrogant Slave Girl -- The Pauper and His Slave Girl -- Two Victims of Love -- Loave in a School -- A Faithless Wife -- A Simpleton and a Sharper -- The King and the Merchant of Cairo -- The King and the Village Damsel -- The King and the Clever Fisherman -- The Hospitality of Yahyá -- Mohammad El-Emeen and the Slave Girl -- El-Fadl and Jaafar, the Generous Barmekees -- A Deceitful Wife -- The Slayer Who Was Pardoned -- An Impudent Thief -- The Penalty of Greed -- The Devout Prince -- The Illiterate Schoolmaster -- The Quill of the Rukh' -- Result of Restraint upon Two Lovers -- A Distracted Lover -- The Converted Prior -- Aboo-'Esá and the Girl Kurrat-el-'Eyn -- A Townsman and a Bedaweeyeh -- A Tyrannical King and the Angel of Death -- Advantages of Piety and Industry -- The Muslim Warrior and the Christian Maiden -- The Justice of Providence -- The Lovers 'Otbeh and Reiyá -- Generosity Rewarded -- The Lovers of the Benee-'Odhrah -- The Lovers Reunited -- The Man of Baghdád and His Slave Girl.
Biçim / tür	Fiction, Translations (form), Stories (texts)
Kaynak	HVD - Core
Başlık	The Arabian nights' entertainments, or, The thousand and one nights
Varyant başlık	Thousand and one nights

Kaynağa git Harvard Kütüphanesi Harvard Library

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Harvard Kütüphanesi

Kaynağa git

The Arabian nights' entertainments, or, The thousand and one nights

Yazar Lane, Edward William, 1801-1876, Fitz Hugh Ludlow Memorial Library [former owner], Julio Mario Santo Domingo Collection

Basım Tarihi 1927

Basım Yeri New York - Tudor

Konu Scheherazade, Queen, consort of Shahryar, King of Persia (Legendary character), Folklore -- Arab countries

Tür Kitap

Dil ara,eng

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Hayır

Sayfa Sayısı 1260

Fiziksel Boyutlar 24 cm.

Kütüphane Harvard Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 990009298050203941

Kayıt Numarası 01HVD_ALMA211785650700003941

Lokasyon WIDENER LIBRARY WID-LC (PJ7715 .L3X 1927 )

Tarih 1927

Örnek Metin Táj-El-Mulook Who Loved the Lady Dunyá and Won Her Although She Was a Hater of Men -- The Story of 'Azeez Who Was Beguiled by the Artful Daughter of Deleeleh, and of 'Azeezeh His Betrothed -- 'Alee, the Son of Bekkár, andShems-En-Nahár, the Sultan's Concubine -- Prince Kamar-Ez-Zemán and the Princess Budoor and What Came of the 'Efreet's Beauty Contest -- The Adventures of the Two Princes, El-Amjad and El-As'ad -- The Story of the Lovers Neameh and Noam -- 'Alá-Ed-Deen and His Adventures with the Beautiful Zuubeydeh, the Slave Girls Koot-El-Kuloob and Yásemeen, Ahmad the Thief, and the Sultán -- Abu-L-Hasan the Wag: orthe Sleeper Awakened -- Mohammad 'Alee, the Jeweller: or the False Sultán -- Aboo-Mohammad the Lazy and the Enchanted Ape -- 'Alee Shér and the Damsel Zumurrud: Their Strange Separation and Stranger Reunion -- Ibn-Mansoor and the Lady Budoor -- The Story of the Magic Horse -- The Romance of Uns-El-Wujood, Delight of the World, and the Maiden Rose-In-Bud -- 'Alee of Cairo and the Haunted House -- Es-Sindibád of the Sea -- The First Voyage -- The Second Voyage -- The Third Voyage -- The Fourth Voyage -- The Fifth Voyage -- The Sixth Voyage -- The Seventh Voyage -- The City Of Brass -- Joodar, His Wicked Brothers, And The Enchanted Treasure -- Jullanár, Princess Of The Sea -- King Bedr Básim and Queen Jóharah of the Sea -- Prince Seyf-El-Mulook And His Marvelous Journey In Search Of Bedeea-El-Jemál, Princess of the Jánn -- How Hasan Captured The Bird-Maiden And The Adventures That Came After -- The Fisherman And The River Apes And What Followed With The Sultán And His Favorite Slave Girl -- Aboo-Seer The Faithful Friend And Aboo-Keer The Deceiver -- 'Aba-Allah Of The Land And 'Abd-Allah Of The Sea And What Came Of Their Meeting -- How Ibráheem Saw A Pricture Of The Lady Jemeeleh: Loved Her, Searched For Her, And Won Her After Many Adventures -- Maaroof, The Poor Cobbler, Who Found Treasure, Gained A Royal Bride, And Became Sultán With The Help Of An 'Efreet -- The Fortune That Befell Shahrazád -- Appendix -- Comprising the translator's complete notes on the text -- Fables And Anecdotes In The Notes -- The Peacock, The Peahen, etc. -- The Fox and the Wolf -- The Liberality of Hátim-Et-Táee after His Death -- Maan and the Three Damsels -- Adventures of Ibráheem the Rebel -- Irem the Terrestrial Paradise -- Is-hák, the Maiden Khadeejeh, and the Sultán -- The Lover Who Pretended to Be a Thief -- The Token of the Bean -- The Generosity of Yahyá -- The Kindness of Yahyá -- El-Ma-moon and the Learned Man -- Freaks of Fortune -- The Daring Sharper -- The Stranger Tales of the Three Wálees -- The Robber Who Tricked the Money-Changer -- The Girl with the Beautiful Hands -- The Reward of Charity -- The Generous Israelite -- Aboo-Hassán and the Dream of El-Ma-moon -- A Friend in Need -- The Man Enriched through a Dream -- The Arrogant Slave Girl -- The Pauper and His Slave Girl -- Two Victims of Love -- Loave in a School -- A Faithless Wife -- A Simpleton and a Sharper -- The King and the Merchant of Cairo -- The King and the Village Damsel -- The King and the Clever Fisherman -- The Hospitality of Yahyá -- Mohammad El-Emeen and the Slave Girl -- El-Fadl and Jaafar, the Generous Barmekees -- A Deceitful Wife -- The Slayer Who Was Pardoned -- An Impudent Thief -- The Penalty of Greed -- The Devout Prince -- The Illiterate Schoolmaster -- The Quill of the Rukh' -- Result of Restraint upon Two Lovers -- A Distracted Lover -- The Converted Prior -- Aboo-'Esá and the Girl Kurrat-el-'Eyn -- A Townsman and a Bedaweeyeh -- A Tyrannical King and the Angel of Death -- Advantages of Piety and Industry -- The Muslim Warrior and the Christian Maiden -- The Justice of Providence -- The Lovers 'Otbeh and Reiyá -- Generosity Rewarded -- The Lovers of the Benee-'Odhrah -- The Lovers Reunited -- The Man of Baghdád and His Slave Girl.

Biçim / tür Fiction, Translations (form), Stories (texts)

Kaynak HVD - Core

Başlık The Arabian nights' entertainments, or, The thousand and one nights

Varyant başlık Thousand and one nights