[Book of invocations].

İsim	[Book of invocations].
Basım Tarihi:	[15--?]
Konu	Incantations, Arabic—Early works to 1800[Browse]Incantations, Turkish—Early works to 1800[Browse]Islamic magic—Early works to 1800[Browse]Charms—Islamic Empire—Early works to 1800[Browse]Islam—Prayers and devotions—Early works to 1800[Browse]Manuscripts, Turkish—New Jersey—Princeton[Browse]Manuscripts, Arabic—New Jersey—Princeton[Browse]
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Osmanlıca
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Evet
Sayfa Sayısı	63
Fiziksel Boyutlar	63 leaves : paper ; 119 x 85 (85 x 52) mm. bound to 120 x 90 mm.
Kütüphane:	Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi
Demirbaş Numarası	183416261
Kayıt Numarası	9953339823506421
Tarih	[15--?]
Notlar	Ms. codex.Title supplied by the cataloger.7 lines per page. Written in a medium large naskh in black ink with use of red. Text is written inside a single line frame in red ink. Catchwords on the verso of each leaf. Glazed paper with visible laid, and occasionally visible, uneven chain lines. The text on fol. 47a-49b (part of "Dua-yi ism-i azım") is more decorative and is written inside a frame outlined in several lines in black, red and blue, in the following form: one line of text, followed by several lines inside a circle outlined in blue on yellow colored background, followed by another line of text. Some water damage and loss of text.Incipit (as extant): بو له بر كمسهء سوسن اول سني سومسه بر الماىه يزه سن اوقيه سودي كنه ويرسون هماندم عاشق ومحبت لي اولهExplicit (as extant): وان نشاء نغرقهم فلا صريح لهم ولا هم ينقذون الا - Ms. is disbound. Partially remaining binding in brown leather with yellow pastedowns: two loose covers with evidence of the existence of an envelope flap. - An incomplete book of invocations and charms used for various purposes, starting here with a recipe for a love charm, and then continuing with different invocations (duʻāʾs) for entering paradise, protection from the enemy etc. Most of it is in Ottoman, though texts of some of the duʻāʾs, as well as excerpts from the Quran, are in Arabic; in some cases the introduction to the duʻāʾ is in Ottoman, which is then followed by the text itself in Arabic.
Dil Notu	In Ottoman Turkish, with sections in Arabic.
Edinme Kaynağı	Gift ; Bruce C. Willsie, Class of 1986 ; 2007.

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[Book of invocations].

Basım Tarihi [15--?]

Konu Incantations, Arabic—Early works to 1800[Browse]Incantations, Turkish—Early works to 1800[Browse]Islamic magic—Early works to 1800[Browse]Charms—Islamic Empire—Early works to 1800[Browse]Islam—Prayers and devotions—Early works to 1800[Browse]Manuscripts, Turkish—New Jersey—Princeton[Browse]Manuscripts, Arabic—New Jersey—Princeton[Browse]

Tür Kitap

Dil Osmanlıca

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Evet

Sayfa Sayısı 63

Fiziksel Boyutlar 63 leaves : paper ; 119 x 85 (85 x 52) mm. bound to 120 x 90 mm.

Kütüphane Princeton Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi

Demirbaş Numarası 183416261

Kayıt Numarası 9953339823506421

Tarih [15--?]

Notlar Ms. codex.Title supplied by the cataloger.7 lines per page. Written in a medium large naskh in black ink with use of red. Text is written inside a single line frame in red ink. Catchwords on the verso of each leaf. Glazed paper with visible laid, and occasionally visible, uneven chain lines. The text on fol. 47a-49b (part of "Dua-yi ism-i azım") is more decorative and is written inside a frame outlined in several lines in black, red and blue, in the following form: one line of text, followed by several lines inside a circle outlined in blue on yellow colored background, followed by another line of text. Some water damage and loss of text.Incipit (as extant): بو له بر كمسهء سوسن اول سني سومسه بر الماىه يزه سن اوقيه سودي كنه ويرسون هماندم عاشق ومحبت لي اولهExplicit (as extant): وان نشاء نغرقهم فلا صريح لهم ولا هم ينقذون الا - Ms. is disbound. Partially remaining binding in brown leather with yellow pastedowns: two loose covers with evidence of the existence of an envelope flap. - An incomplete book of invocations and charms used for various purposes, starting here with a recipe for a love charm, and then continuing with different invocations (duʻāʾs) for entering paradise, protection from the enemy etc. Most of it is in Ottoman, though texts of some of the duʻāʾs, as well as excerpts from the Quran, are in Arabic; in some cases the introduction to the duʻāʾ is in Ottoman, which is then followed by the text itself in Arabic.

Dil Notu In Ottoman Turkish, with sections in Arabic.

Edinme Kaynağı Gift ; Bruce C. Willsie, Class of 1986 ; 2007.