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Aa, Pieter van der (ed.) / Gottfried, Johann Ludwig (falsely attributed to):
De aanmerkenswaardigste en alomberoemde zee- en landreizen der Portugeezen, Spanjaarden, Engelsen en allerhande natiën: zoo van Fransen, Italiaanen, Deenen, Hoogh- en Nederduitsen als van veele andere volkeren. Voornaamenlyk ondernomen tot ontdekking van de Oost- en Westindiën, midsgaders andere verafgelegene gewesten des aardryks. The Hague and Leiden, widow of Engelbrecht Boucquet and sons, Jan van der Deyster, and Boudewijn and Pieter van der Aa, 1727. 8 vols. 1mo and folio. With 7 (of 8) engraved frontispieces (lacking that of volume 4), 4 engraved dedications, 117 engraved maps on 61 leaves, 7 engraved plates and 502 engravings in text. Further with 127 (of 128) title-pages (including a general title-page, a title-page to 7 (of 8) volumes, lacking that of volume 4, and 118 for the separate works). Volume 1-3 & 5-8: contemporary mottled calf, gold-tooled spine and board edges; volume 4: modern calf.
Large paper copy of the so-called "folio-edition" (although here mostly printed as 1mo) of Van der Aa's voluminous collection of important voyages to the East and West Indies and other countries, undertaken by all European countries, other than the Dutch. Including voyages by Acosta, Balbi, Cabot, Cavendish, Chester, Columbus, Cortes, Coutinho, Da Cunha, Drake, Evesko, Frobisher, Gallonye, Da Gama, Garay, Garcia, Gilbert, Jenkinson, Harcourt, Herberer, Magallanes, Mildenhal and Cartwright, Mouette, Petelin and Andrasko, Raleigh, Saris, De Soto, etc. - The work is falsely attributed on the title-page to Johan Lodewijk Gottfried, by Van der Aa, most likely because he made good money publishing Gottfried's "Chronicle" in 1702. In reality Gottfried had nothing to do with the present work. The work was edited and co-published by Pieter van der Aa, known for his ambitious projects. Where other publishers were primarily concerned about the profits, Van der Aa wanted to publish outstanding books. For the present series of travels he either reused and revised older Dutch translations or had the original accounts translated for the first time into Dutch. In 1706 he already started publishing the translated voyages both in small (8vo) and large instalments (folio or 1mo), and a year later he published a 28-volume set of the 8vo editions. The folio editions were afterwards issued and divided in four large collections of two volumes each. The present issue, is a reissue of these four collections with their own independent title-pages and frontispieces, and ads a new general title-page and list of subscribers. - While all sets seem to be described as "folio" the present set is printed mainly as 1mo, with some occasional quires in folio. And as the large editions of the two volume sets were available on normal paper (80 guilders) and on large paper (100 guilders; Hoftijzer, p. 43), it seems very likely the present set is one printed on large paper. All leaves are unwatermarked and the 1mo leaves are only slightly trimmed (measuring 396 x 238 mm with the tranchefiles often still visible) the folio leaves are trimmed more and don't have visible tranchefiles. The fourth volume is from a different set which is trimmed down much more, but also combines both 1mo and folio leaves. - Some occasional spots, a couple minor restorations and a few wormholes; a very good set, but with the fourth volume from a different and heavily trimmed set (though printed on the same large paper), in a modern binding and lacking the frontispiece and the title-page to the volume. The seven volumes with contemporary bindings slightly worn along the extremities and with some minor wear on the sides, but otherwise very good. - Cordier (Sinica) 1942f. Muller, America 1889. Sabin 3 (note). Tiele, Bibl. 10. For Van der Aa: P.G. Hoftijzer, Pieter van der Aa (1659-1733), Leids drukker en boekverkoper (1999).
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Aaronsohn, Aaron / Oppenheimer, Hillel:
Tsemah 'Ever Ha-Yarden: mifkad bikoret li-tsemahim asher ne'esfu u-miktsatam hugderu 'al yede Aharon Aharonson be-meshekh mas'otav (1904-1908) be-'Ever ha-Yarden uva-'Aravah. Zichron Yaakov, Ma'sav (privately published), 1934. 8vo. (8), 384 pp. Cloth-backed red boards with title inked on spine, likely privately bound.
Very rare privately published botanical text on the famous expedition of the Jewish agronomist Aaron Aaronsohn (1876-1919) through the Anti-Lebanon mountain range and his subsequent discovery of what was claimed to be the oldest wild wheat, ancestor of all farmed wheat today. - While the exact line of descent of modern wheat is contested and complex, Aaronsohn's wheat - wild emmer - was indeed ancient, and its discovery remains a landmark moment in historical botany and the study of the history of human civilization. Like much of Aaronsohn's work, his detailed notes on the wild wheat distribution and other botanical notes on the landscapes he surveyed were published posthumously by Aaronsohn's family. The text includes numerous scientific names and an index, plus 13 botanical designs and 38 photoplates documenting the expedition. A folding map at the rear is titled "Aaronsohn's travels in Jordan and the distribution of wild wheat in the land of Israel". Largely in Hebrew, supplemented with scientific Latin, this Hebrew version is very uncommon, as Aaronsohn's work was originally published in French as "Florula transiordanica: révision critique des plantes récoltées et partiellement determinées", also by his family, in 1931. - Binding bumped at extremeties; a few library stamps to title-page, along with some minor paper repairs. Altogether in good condition. - OCLC 42945306.
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[Abadan]. Burrard, S[idney] G[erald] (ed.):
Turkey in Asia and Persia. Iraq & Arabistan Provinces. No. 10.B [Muhammareh]. Calcutta, Survey of India, 1912-1915. Heliozincograph in colour, 590 x 465 cm. Scale: 1 inch to 4 miles (1:253,440).
Exceedingly rare and classified at the time of release: one of the first maps to depict clearly the Abadan Petroleum Refinery, the first oil refinery in the Middle East. The map of the Khorramshahr-Abadan area of Iran and the lower Shatt al-Arab waterway at the head of the Arabian Gulf was published in the early days of World War I, when protecting the refinery was Britain?s primary objective in the region. Published in Calcutta by the Survey of India, predicated on the best and most recent surveys. Labelled "For Official use only". - Some creasing; some stains to upper margin. An abrasion to upper neatline with old repair on verso; an old tear with minor loss to upper left blank margin with old repair from verso.
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Abah, Yousab El:
[Collection of Essays]. Egypt, [1869 CE =] 1585 AM. 4to (173 x 225 mm). 368 ff. Arabic manuscript on watermarked paper. Black naskh script with important words and titles in red, and red highlights and section markers throughout. Contemporary red morocco ruled in blind.
A large manuscript of the teachings of the Coptic bishop and saint Yousab El Abah (d. 1826), literally "Yousab the Hoarse", whose twenty-nine essays and speeches span his theological sermons and philosophy. Before he became a bishop, Yousab was a member of the famous desert Monastery of St Anthony, located in an oasis in Egypt's Eastern Desert. While today a popular tourist and pilgrimage destination among Egyptian Christians and accessible by car from Cairo in six hours, in Yousab's day the monastery was ascetic and remote, built near the cave of St Anthony. Yousab himself is said to have returned to the monastery at the end of his life and been buried there. - His teachings, written in Arabic, are collected here by a scribe working only forty-three years after the author's death. Yousab had many occasions to teach and speak publicly as well as write the twenty-nine essays found in this manuscript, as he likely gave funeral orations upon the deaths of at least two Coptic popes. - Covers rather worn, spine professionally repaired. Some soiling and staining (including the occasional splatter of wax), one small chip with no loss to text.
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Abbate, Washington:
[Al-Asura]. Al-Achoura. Par Washington Abbate. (Croquis de l?auteur). Cairo, Imprimerie Franco-Égyptienne, 1888. Folio (254 x 355 mm). 14 leaves (letterpress within lithographed illustrated borders). Loose in original wrapper covers with title printed in French and (in gilt letters) Arabic. Stored in custom-made green half morocco case.
Beautifully illustrated publication on the Muslim festivity of Al-Ashura. For Shia Muslims, Ashura, the tenth day of Muharram, the first month in the Islamic calendar, marks the climax of the Remembrance of Muharram and commemorates the death of Husayn ibn Ali, the grandson of the prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala. Illustrated by the author throughout; a fine, late production of the French press in Egypt. - Contemporary ownership stamp "A.T." to upper cover. Covers slightly stained, otherwise a very good copy. Rare. - OCLC 456737731.
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Abbondanza, Vincenzo:
Dizionario storico delle vite di tutti i monarchi ottomani [...]. Rome, Luigi Vescovi & Filippo Neri, 1786. Large 4to (ca. 210 x 273 mm). XXXII, 392 pp. Unsophisticated modern full calf.
Only edition of this rare work on the history of the Ottoman Empire. Includes biographical entries for sultans and other leading figures, topographical references, as well as architectural and religious entries. - Occasionally, illustrated copies containing a frontispiece, plates, plans and maps have been known to appear, but these do not seem to form part of the regular issue but rather were inserted in specially prepared copies, and "neither the British Library nor the Gennadius copies have them" (Atabey). - An untrimmed, wide-margined copy, occasionally a little stained but altogether well preserved, with a 19th century armorial stamp to the title-page. - Atabey 2 (extra-illustrated copy). OCLC 35682561. Not in Blackmer.
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'Abd al-Basit ibn Musá `Almawi / Sauvaire, H[enri]:
Description de Damas. Traductions de l'Arabe. Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1895-1896. 8vo. 2 parts in 1 vol. (4), 318 pp. (4), 441, (1) pp. Modern red half morocco with giltstamped spine title; original blue printed wrappers bound within.
First edition in book form ("Extrait du Journal Asiatique, 9. sér., v. 3-7, 1894-96"). The French scholar Henri Sauvaire (1849-96), a leading photographer and numismatic collector, served as a Consul in Damascus and Casablanca. He spent the last years of his life writing on Arab culture. In 1864 he embarked on translating into French the "Description of Damascus" by Abd al-Basit al-Amawi, who lived in Damascus in the mid-16th century (d. 1573/4). - Rare and well-preserved. - OCLC 23427282.
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'Abd al-Husain, Mirza:
Christianity & Islam. Report of a lecture delivered by Mirza Abdul Hosain at the Muzpah Hall, Moulmein. On the 30th day of July 1895. Printed for the Anjuman-e-showkat-e-Islam, Moulmein. Madras, Empress of India Press, 1896. 8vo. 42 pp. Original orange printed wrappers.
Only edition of this scarce Burmese publication, a long lecture on the theological and practical differences between, and the relative merits of, Islam and Christianity, delivered in Moulmein (now Mawlamyine), British Burma, a province of British India since 1886. The author was the local politician and merchant (Sir) Mirza Abdul Hosain (1852-1921), who had started his business in Bombay before relocating to Burma, where he married the daughter of a respected Moulmein Muslim and served on the Legislative Council. He moved to Vepery, Madras (Chennai) in 1916, where he again served on the Legislative Council and also as Sheriff (1919). He was knighted in 1921. - Inscribed on the upper wrapper: "To Mr Hosain Khan Danish / As a token of respect & esteem / Mirza Mohamed Sadiq / 3-8-1912". - Browned and creased; chipped edges professionally restored; no loss to text. An inherently fragile survival. Extremely rare: a single copy known in library catalogues (British Library, Reference Collections). - OCLC 751353942.
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'Abd al-Wahid al-Marrakushi / Dozy, Reinhart Pieter Anne (ed.):
(Kitab al-Mu'jib fi talkhis akhbar ahl al-Maghrib). The history of the Almohades, preceded by a sketch of the history of Spain, from the time of the conquest till the reign of Yusof ibn-Ta'shifi'n, and of the history of the Almoravides. Now first edited from a MS. in the Library of Leyden, the only one extant in Europe. Leyden, S. & J. Luchtmans, 1847. 8vo. XXII, 290, 8 pp. Contemporary full blue cloth with remains of a printed spine title.
First edition. Entitled "The Book of Wonder, or the Summary of News of the Maghreb", this is the best-known work of the Moroccan historian 'Abd al-Wahid (1185-1250): a personal and at the same time neutral account of Almohad rule from its foundation to the 13th century, but also of the preceding dynasty of the Almoravids, with a summary of al-Andalus history from the Muslim conquest until 1224. The book is written in a lighthearted spirit with many anecdotes; 'Abd al-Wahid explained that his intention was to inform and entertain the students in a summarized way since academic history books tend to be overly lengthy which can sometimes bore the reader. The work also contains valuable information about 'Abd al-Wahid's contemporary Ibn Rushd (Averroes), whom he may have known personally, as well as information directly taken from the Almohad archives, various princes and accounts of events that the author witnessed. A number of details point to Egypt as the place of writing, and the author himself states that he completed the work on 15 July 1224. Dozy's important edition of the Leyden MS. was republished in 1881. - Corners and spine-ends a little bumped. Occasional quite insignificant foxing; uncut and untrimmed as issued. Provenance: removed from the library of Carberry Tower, the Scottish castle mansion owned by the Elphinstone family from the 1860s to the 1960s, with bookplate and shelfmark to front pastedown. - GAL I, 322. For Dozy's editions of historical texts on the history of Muslim Spain see Fück, p. 182.
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['Abd Allah 'Abd al-Ghani Khayyat]:
The five Pillars of Islam (Ministry Of Hajj and Wakf Publications Saudi Arabia 4). [Mecca?], Ministry of Hajj and Wakf, [1964 CE] = 1384 H. 8vo. 102, 2 blank, (8) pp. With 9 photographic prints, included in pagination. Original printed wrappers with a coloured illustration of the Kaaba on the lower cover.
An explanatory pamphlet aiming to "enlighten and guide every Muslim pilgrim about the sacred message of Islam and the rules of Hajj". The five pillars are laid out in 14 chapters, including instructions for pilgrimage, prayer, almsgiving and fasting. With a portrait of Sheikh Abdullah Khayyat. The other illustrations show Al Tan'eem near the Mosque of A'isha, a pilgrims' camp at the Al Rahma Mountain of Arafat, a view of the Taraf around the Kaaba, as well as the Al Khaif Mosque in Mona, the ritual "stoning the devil" at Al Aqaba, the Al Safa Palace before its enlargement, a view of the mosque, water and electrical stations at Muzdlifa, and the Mosque of the Prophet in Medina before the beginning of the Saudi rule in 1925. - Slightly duststained. A good copy of this compact introduction to Islamic faith, traceable in a mere five libraries worldwide, only one of which in Europe (Leiden University Library). - OCLC 80175743.
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'Abd Allah ibn Abi al-Ma'ali al-Mahfuf al-Munajjim:
Kashf al-asrar wa Kifayat al-Akhyar fi ilm al-Tanjim wa Ma'rifat Manazil al-Shams wal-Qamar [Revealing the Secrets and Sufficient for the Good on the Science of Astrology and the Stages of the Sun and the Moon]. Uzbekistan, ca. 1880 CE. 8vo (135 x 187 mm). 51 ff. Arabic manuscript on paper. Black naskh script ruled in red, with important words and phrases picked out in red. Contemporary leather and marbled paper.
A previously unknown and unrecorded divination manual by 'Abd ibn Abi al-Munajjim (d. ca. 1397 CE), an author remembered for his work on geomancy. The manuscript describes the divinatory implications of various astrological events. Little is known about the author, and this manuscript is the only extant copy of this particular text. The identity of a former copyist, however, suggests that this was once a well-respected piece of astrological literature: according to the colophon, this manuscript was copied from one penned in 1140 H (1727/28 CE) by Abd al-Qadir bin Mahmud, whose title, "Munejjim-bashi", identifies him as one of the chief astrologers of the Ottoman Empire, a powerful and respected post. - The work itself provides a tidily organized handbook of divination, with chapters dedicated to the sighting of atmospheric phenomena like lightning and thunder, or of astronomical observations, such as solar and lunar eclipses. Each chapter goes on to predict the effect of each of these events during each month: lightning in January has a different meaning than in February, and so on. Similarly, a chapter on winds discusses what different winds during different months might mean for the future. Other chapters make predictions based on the day on which a given month begins: for example, if Muharram starts on Monday, then the astrologer's predicted outcome is different than if Muharram starts on Tuesday. - A useful compendium of astrological divination, straightforwardly arranged as a simple and easy-to-use reference tool for the astrologer tasked with interpretations.
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Abd-al-Halim al Qaysari (Suwaylim-Zadah):
Bahghat al-albab fi 'l-asturlab (and other works). No place, [1733/34 CE =] 1146 H. 4to (170 x 225 mm). Arabic manuscript on polished paper. 77 ff. Black and occasional red ink, 21 lines, per extensum, extensive marginalia throughout, a few smaller interleaved sheets of commentary. Contemporary brown papered boards with rebacked leather spine.
An extensive Arabic astronomical manuscript in seven parts, comprising: - 1. (fols. 1-18) a rare treatise on the astrolabe, providing the names of its various parts and segments and instructions as to its use, by Abd al-Hakim al-Qaysari (Sweilam Zadeh, Abdalhalim al-Qaysari Söylemzade). - 2. (fols. 19-33) Muhammad Abi Bakr (Sajjili Zadeh), Taeliqat ealaa risalat al-adab 'l-i-Tash Kabry Zadeh (a commentary on Tashkoprizadeh). - 3. (fols. 34-42) Ibrahim bin Muhammad bin Arabshah al-Isfara'ini (d. 944 H/1537 CE), Sawf ealaa risalat alayjy. - 4. (fols. 43-62) Ahmed bin Omar bin Ali, Hashiat ealaa Tash Kabry Zadeh (brief remarks on Tashkoprizadeh). - 5. (fols. 63-66) Ejalat kfayyt liwasayil alssayilin liwazayif alkalam (Sufficient urgency for the questioners' means for speech functions). - 6. (fols. 67-71) Sharah alshamsya (Explanation of the sun). - 7. (fols. 71-77) Ahmad ibn Muhammad al-Qaz Abadi, Sharah risalat al-adab li-'l-Barkawi (Explanation of the commentary on manners by al-Barkawi). - Binding a little stained; paper slightly brittle along the edges, but clean. - Cf. GAL S II, 1017.
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Abdoul, Khalfan Jassim Al:
Abhath wa-munaqashat al-Multaqá al-Fikri al-Awwal li-Duwal Majlis al-Ta'awun li-Duwal al-Khalij al-'Arabiyah: Abu Zaby, 5-7 Fabrayir 1990 [The first intellectual forum for the Arab Gulf. Cooperation Council countries. Abu Dhabi 5-7 February 1990]. (Abu Dhabi, UAE Ministry for Information and Culture, 1990). 4to. 10 ff. Original printed wrappers. Stapled.
Insightful paper on the evolution of architecture in the United Arab Emirates and its impact on society, considering architecture a "mirror in which the cultures and aspirations of peoples are reflected". Rare conference publication from the Gulf Cooperation Council intellectual forum. - Very well preserved. - Cf. OCLC 1288404566.
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Abdülaziz, Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1830-1876, ruled 1861-1876):
Ottoman Izn-i Sefine [Sailing Permission] Firman. Konstantiniyye [Istanbul], [13 November 1873 CE =] 20 Sab'an 1873. Ca. 560 x 800 mm. Ottoman Turkish manuscript with large Tughra. 1 page. Black ink on single sheet of sturdy, polished laid paper.
A firman granting a British ship access to the Black Sea shores through the Bosphorus. - These types of firmans are known as "izn-i sefine" (sailing permissions) and were first issued during the reign of Mehmed II, following the conquest of Istanbul. Since the 16th century, foreign ships were not allowed to pass through the Black Sea, and sailing permissions were not issued. Russia was the first country to receive the privilege of trade using its own ships in the Black Sea in 1774, which was followed by Austria in 1783, and France and England in 1802. Following the Treaty of Adrinople, the Black Sea was generally opened to international trade in 1829. However, ships still would need an "izn-i sefine" firman to pass through the Dardanelles or Bosphorus straits, at a fee of 300 coins. - Browning, folding marks.
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Abdülhamid II, Sultan of the Ottoman Empire (1842-1918, ruled 1876-1909):
Imperial Hejaz berat certificate for Mehmed Suleyman Pasha. Kostantiniyye (Istanbul), [16 Sep. 1905 CE =] 16 Rajab 1323. 320 x 570 mm. Lithographed form in gilt, filled in with black ink sprinkled with mica flakes. Tughra of the sultan at the head.
To Seyh Mehmed Suleyman Pasha: a berat certificate awarding a gold medal in appreciation of his support for and contribution to the building of the Hejaz railway. The document reads, in translation: "I ordered the construction of the railway from Damascus to Mecca and Medina in order to facilitate the journey of the pilgrims who wish to attain the forgiveness of Allah. A medal of various classes was established to reward men and women who helped by providing financial aid to this railway construction or by working in construction. Seyh Mehmed Suleyman Pasha, an Algerian notable and scholar, assisted in the construction of the railway. For this reason, he was awarded the Hejaz Railway Gold Medal. In accordance with law and my imperial edict, I order the above-named person to be awarded a gold medal. Accordingly, this document has been written on 16 Rajab 1323". - Berat certificates were official documents issued by the Sultan to grant a privilege, to appoint dignitaries, or to confer the right to possession of a property belonging to the state. Many donation campaigns were launched during the construction of the Hejaz railway, and Sultan Abdülhamid II himself made a donation of 50,000 liras to encourage others. The Hejaz Railway Medal and certificate were awarded to benefactors who donated a certain amount or contributed in the building of the railway. This medal was issued in gold, silver and nickel versions: nickel was given to those who donated 5 to 50 gold coins, silver to those who donated 50 to 100 gold coins, and gold to those who donated more than 100 gold coins. - Folded with light edge flaws; minor stains. On the reverse are the official seal (dated 1321/1903) and signatures. Numbered 259/724. Full transcription available.
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