The Dabistan or School of manners; the religions belifes, observances, Philosophic opinions and social customs of the nations of the East.
/ Translated from the original Persian by David Shea and Anthony Troyer...and edited by the latter, with a special introduction by A. V. Williams Jackson...
The Dabistan or School of manners; the religions belifes, observances, Philosophic opinions and social customs of the nations of the East.
نسخه 1
فهرست
شناسنامه
سرشناسه
Dabistan، نویسندهعنوان و نام پدیدآور
The Dabistan or School of manners; the religions belifes, observances, Philosophic opinions and social customs of the nations of the East. / / Translated from the original Persian by David Shea and Anthony Troyer...and edited by the latter, with a special introduction by A. V. Williams Jackson...مشخصات نشر
واشنگتن : : M. W. Dunne، 1901م = , [c. 1901]مشخصات ظاهری
xv, 411 p.؛ ; 24 cm؛ : front, plates..موضوع
ReligionsPersia
Religion
فروست
(Added t. p.: Universal classics library؛ )شناسه های افزوده
Muhsin, Fani fl, 1618 - 1670، نویسنده .
Shea David, 1777 - 1836، مترجم .
Troyer, Anthony, d, 1865، مترجم .
Shea David, 1777 - 1836، مترجم .
Troyer, Anthony, d, 1865، مترجم .
زبان
انگلیسیشماره بازیابی
کنگره:
انگليسي.
Authorship attributed to Muhammad Muhsin, called Fani.Edition de luxe..
At head of t. p.: Oriental literature..
Plates accompanied by guard sheet with descriptive letterpress. Abridged from the first edition of the translation begun by D. Shea, completed by A. Troyer and published in 3.v. with title" The Dabistan, or school of manners....
London, 1843 (Oriental translation fund of Great Britain and Ireland) In accordance with its title "Dabistan - ul - mazahab" (School of religious doctrines or institutes) the work presents a sketch of many different kinds of doctrines and religious tenets, notably of Magism, Hinduism, Christianity and Mahammedanism.of"Special introd".
Authorship attributed to Muhammad Muhsin, called Fani.Edition de luxe..
At head of t. p.: Oriental literature..
Plates accompanied by guard sheet with descriptive letterpress. Abridged from the first edition of the translation begun by D. Shea, completed by A. Troyer and published in 3.v. with title" The Dabistan, or school of manners....
London, 1843 (Oriental translation fund of Great Britain and Ireland) In accordance with its title "Dabistan - ul - mazahab" (School of religious doctrines or institutes) the work presents a sketch of many different kinds of doctrines and religious tenets, notably of Magism, Hinduism, Christianity and Mahammedanism.of"Special introd".
