An edition of Magāmāt of Badī' al-Zamán al Hamadhānī (1915)

Magāmāt of Badī' al-Zamán al Hamadhānī.

Translated from the Arabic with an introd. and notes historical and grammatical by W.J. Prendergast.

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An edition of Magāmāt of Badī' al-Zamán al Hamadhānī (1915)

Magāmāt of Badī' al-Zamán al Hamadhānī.

Translated from the Arabic with an introd. and notes historical and grammatical by W.J. Prendergast.

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Luzac
Language
English
Pages
190

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Magāmāt of Badī' al-Zamán al Hamadhānī.: Translated from the Arabic with an introd. and notes historical and grammatical by W.J. Prendergast.
1915, Luzac
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PJ7750 B3 M353 1915

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190p.
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190

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OL19506672M

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