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History and criticism, Arabic literature, Tatars, Dictionaries, Oriental literature, French, Persian literature, Turkish literature, IslamPlaces
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Bibliothèque orientale, ou, Dictionnaire universel: contenant tout ce qui fait connoître les peuples de l'Orien : leurs histoires & traditions, tant fabuleuses que véritables : leurs religions & leurs sectes : leurs gouvernements, loix, politique, moeurs, coutumes : & les révolutions de leurs empires, &c.
1781, Chez Moutard ...
in French
- Nouvelle édition réduite & augmentée par M. D. . . ...
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Table of Contents
t. 1. Avertissement de l'éditeur ; Notice historique de la vie de d'Herbelot ; Observations importantes sur l'Hégire ; Bibliothèque orientales: Abakakhan-Balaam
t. 2. Balas-Gezirat-Kheschk
t. 3. Ghebr-Luthfallah
t. 4. Mabed Ben Khaled-Pour
t. 5. Rabban-Tozoun
t. 6 Tuiuk-Zou Ben Thahamash ; Paroles remarquables des Orientaux ; Approbation ; Privilege du roi.
Edition Notes
Abridged by Nicolas Toussaint Lemoyne Desessarts. cf. Bibliothèque nationale.
The first edition, published after the author's death and edited by Antoine Galland, appeared Paris, 1697.
v. 1: xvi, 576 p.; v. 2: 591, [1] p.; v. 3: 566 p.; v. 4: 555 [i.e. 553], [1] p.; v. 5: 560 p.; v. 6: 605, [3] p.
Error in pagination: v. 4, p. 553 incorrectly numbered 555.
Signatures: a8 A-2N8; A-2O8; A-2M8 2N3; A-2L8 2M5; A-2M8; A-2P8;
Full calf binding.
Library copy has bookplate: Joseph Francis Bluxome collection.
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