Library of Great Islamic Literature. An Encyclopaedia Collection
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/ H. P. Curtis ... [et al.]
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London
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: Koros Press Ltd.
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, 2012.
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25 v.
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Library of Great Islamic Literature. An Encyclopaedia Collection of Great Historical Literature from Ancient to Modern Times (25 Volume Set)
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Print
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v.1. Arabian days' entertainments/ translated from the German by Herbert Pelham Curtis.- v.2. Fairy Tales from the Arabian nights.- v.3. Gems of Arabic Literature; Being the English translation of Ar-Rauzat-uz-Zakiah/ by Syed Hamood Hason.- v.4. Legends of ancient Egypt; stories of Egyptian gods and heroes/ by F.H. Brooksbank, B.A. Illustrated by Evelyn Paul.- v.5. Moorish literature; comprising romantic ballads, tales of the Berbers, stories of the Kabylie, folk-lore and national traditions/ Epiphanius Wilson.- v.6. The story of Rustem, and other Persian hero tales from Firdusi/ by Elizabeth D Renninger.- v.7. Ottoman literature; the poets and poetry of Turkey/ translated from the Arabic with introduction and biographical notes by E.J.W. Gibb ... with Arabian, Persian, and Hebrew poems, and a special introduction by Theodore P. Ion.- v.8. Persian tales, written down for the first time in the original Kermani and Bakhtiari/ by D L R Lorimer; E O Lorimer.- v.9. Popular Stories of Ancient Egypt/ by Sir G. Maspero; translated by Mrs. C. H. W. Johns ... from the fourth French edition. Revised by Sir G. Maspero.- v.10. Stories from the Arabian nights/ retold by Laurence Housman.- v.11. & 12. Arabic tales/ by John Payne.- v. 13. & 14. Oriental Tales: Being Moral Selections from the Arabian Night's Entertainments.- v.15. Kalila and Dimna, Or the Fables of Bidpai/ translated from the Arabic by Wyndham Knatchbull.- v.16. & 17. Turkish Literature; Comprising Fables, Belles-Lettres and Sacred Traditions/ Translated Into English for the First Time, With a Special Introd. by Epiphanius Wilson .- v.18. & 19. The Assemblies of Al Hariri/translated from the Arabic with an Introduction and Notes historical and grammatical by T. Chenery.- v.20. Classical Persian Literature/ by A. J. Arberry.- v.21. The Garden of Fragrance, being a complete translation of the Bostaلإn of Saلإdi from the original Persian into English verse/ by G. S. Davie.- v.22. The Rose Garden of Persia/ by L. S.Costello.- v. 23. The Bagh O Bahar, or, The garden and the spring : being the adventures of King Azad Bakht and the four darweshes/ by Edward B. Eastwick .- v.24. The Beharistan.(Abode Of Spring)/ by Jami, a literal translation from the Persian.- v.25. The Shah Nameh of Firdausi/ translated and abridged in prosed and verse James Atkinson