An edition of Bektaşı̂ menâkıbnâmelerinde İslam öncesi inanç motifleri (1983)

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Publisher
Enderun Kitabevi
Language
Turkish
Pages
262

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Subjects
Shamanistic symbolism, Themes, motives, Dervishes, Biography, Bektashi
Places
Turkey

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Bektaşı̂ menâkıbnâmelerinde İslam öncesi inanç motifleri
1983, Enderun Kitabevi
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. [223]-243.
Includes index.

Published in
İstanbul
Series
Enderun yayınları ;, 16

Classifications

Library of Congress
BP189.7.B42 A2 1983

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Pagination
xvi, 262 p. ;
Number of pages
262

ID Numbers

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OL2655537M
LCCN
85239464

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