THE SHAH NAM EH OF THE PERSIAN POET FIRDAUSF
Tramdatcd and Abridged in Pro*e and Verse, with Note» and Illustrations, By J A M ES ATKINSON, Esq.,
Oftbc Honourable East- India Comyany's Bcngal Medical Service. Oetavo.
THE TEZKEREH AL VARIAT; OR. PUIVATE MEMOIRS OF THE MOGHUL EMPEROR HUMAYUN.
Writteti in the Persian Language by Joriira, a Confidenliul Doincstie of his Majesty.
Translated by Major CHARLES STEW ART, of the Honourable East -India Company s Service, M. R. A. S., &c. &c«
Quarto.
The Chroniclc of Abulfat’h Ibn Abulhasan Alsamari ; translatai by the Rev. T. Jarrett, M.A.
Thi» rare Arabie work. of whleh only ane perfeet copy ta known to be tn Europe, U a llbtory of the Samarium froan the création to the mïddk of thé fourteenth century.
Ibn Khaldun’s History of the Berbers ; translated by tlse Rev. Profcssor Lee.
T h h b a mont rare ami valuable work. contalnlng an account of the origln, progrès*. and décliné of the dynaatks whleh governcd the northem coaat of Africa.
Ibn Koteiba's History of the Arabians, translated by Dr. J. H. Mœller.
Thi» celcbrated work contai iu the History of the Arabians front the time of Ismael the son of Abraham to ncar the end of the third century of the Mahommcdan, or the 9th of the Christian era.
Makrizi’s Khîtat, or History and St&tistics of Egypt; translated by Abraham Salamé, Esq.
Thb Arabie work inchidea account* of the ronqueat of Egypt by the Callphs. A.D. 640; and of the dtiea, rivera, ancient and modem Inhablianu of Egypt, âtc.
A History of the Birman Empire, translated by Father Sangcrmano.
Thi* work, arhich contalm the polttical and rellgiou» history of Blrmah, was translated by Father Kangermano, who wa*a mbaionarv ln Ava twenty-eix year*. It aUo furnbhes accuunu of thé natural production», Uwa, and meUpnyncs of thaï country.
Tlie Tuhfet al KibÂr of HAji Khalifah ; translated by Mr. James Mitchell. Part II.
Thi* Turklsh HUtory ron tains an account of the maritlnié waraof thé Turk» in thé Méditerrancan and Black Se®», and on the Danube, fec., principally in the thne of the Cnuades.
TTie Siyarul Mutakherin of Mir Gholàm Hussein Khpn ; translated by Lieut. Col. John Briggs. Vol. II.
ThU celebratcd Penian work comprise* the annal* of Hlndust&n froro the time of the Emperor Aurungxebe to the adininbtralkm ca Warren Haatings in Benga).
The Khatai Nameh ; translated by M. Fleischer.
Thi» curioua Turk la h work contain» a description of China, with account* of lt* govemraent, law», dec.
The Tarikh Tabari ; translated by M. Dubeux.
A highly oteeened and very authentic hbtory, written ln Persian, containlng account* of the Patriarcha, Prophets, PhikHOphcra, of Mohammed and of the Rhalifs.
Class 3d. — Bibliogeaphy, Belles- Lettres, and Biography.
Haft Paiker, an historical Romance of Bahram Gûr; translated by the Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart.
Thi* Per» Lan poem of Naxami of Ganjah, contain» the roman tic history of Behriro, the Vth of the Sassanian dynasty of Penian Rings.
Mihr-u-Mushteri ; translated by the Right Hon. Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart.
Th b Penian Poem, of which an abridgmeiit will be mibllthed, won cnmposed by Muhatnmed A«Ar, and celebrate» the friendship and adventura or Mihr and Mushteri, the son* of Ring Shapur and hb grand Visier.
Ibn Khallikiin’s Lives of Ulustrious Men : translated by Dr. F. A. Rosen.
Thb b an Arabie Biographie®] Dictionary, arranged alpha betlcally, of the nioat celebratcd Arablan hbtorians, |>oet«, warrkm, <kc. who lived in the seven fini centuries of the era of Mahommed, A.D. 6U0 toA.D. 130U.
The Bustân of S&df ; translated by James Ross, Esq., A.M.
Thi* b a much-admlred Penian Poem, consbting of Taie», fcc. illustrative of moral duties.
Tlie Divan of the Huzeilis; translated by Professor Kosegartcn.
ThU b a collection of ancient Arable Poem* simiiar to the Hanuua ; the translation will be accompanied by the Arabie Text and scholia.
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