Enisu l-‘arifin
Or. 895
أنيس العارفين
حسين واعظ كاشفي
خسرو بن مصطفى بن بير محمد بن بير أحمد بن هليل
Description
Extent
202, 1 folios. ; 198 x 130-146 x 62 mm.
Title
Enisu l-‘arifin
Creator/other
Kashifi, Husayn Vaʻiz (-1504 or 1505)
Husrev b. Mustafa
Pir Mehmed b. Pir Ahmed b. Halil (d. 990/1582)
Note
Also known as: Ahlak-i ‘Azmi Efendi.
Copy of a translation of Husayn Wa‘iz al-Kashifi’s Akhlaq al-Muhsini, a work on ethics.
Pir Mehmed b. Pir Ahmed b. Halil used the pen-name of ‘Azmi (d. 990/1582)
The transcriber Husrev b. Mustafa is known as Husrevzade.
The original work was concluded in 974/1566-7. The copy was finished by Husrev b. Mustafa in 25 Rebi‘u l-ahir 998 (2 March 1590)
Reference
Jan Schmidt, Catalogue of Turkish manuscripts in the library of Leiden University and other collections in the Netherlands. Volume one. Leiden 2000, Or. 895, pp. 315-319
Catalogus codicum orientalium bibliothecae academiae Lugduno Batavae, 1963 (IV,
Manfred Gotz, Turkische Handschriften. 2 Vols. Wiesbaden 1968 & 1979. Volume I,
Language
Turkish, Ottoman
Arabic
Country
No place, unknown, or undetermined
Location
Leiden, UB
Ownership
Collection Levinus Warner (1665)
The copyist was also the first owner of the MS according to a note in f. 1a; another owner’s inscription was made on a river bank at Izmir on 26 Muharrem 1013 (24 June 1604). Another owner’s inscription of the kazi‘asker of Anatolia and Rumelia Ebulfazl Mahmud, known as Kara Celebizade (d. 1063/1653), occurs in the margin of f. 2a.
Persistent URL
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3520253
Restriction on access
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Or. 895
أنيس العارفين
حسين واعظ كاشفي
خسرو بن مصطفى بن بير محمد بن بير أحمد بن هليل
Description
Extent
202, 1 folios. ; 198 x 130-146 x 62 mm.
Title
Enisu l-‘arifin
Creator/other
Kashifi, Husayn Vaʻiz (-1504 or 1505)
Husrev b. Mustafa
Pir Mehmed b. Pir Ahmed b. Halil (d. 990/1582)
Note
Also known as: Ahlak-i ‘Azmi Efendi.
Copy of a translation of Husayn Wa‘iz al-Kashifi’s Akhlaq al-Muhsini, a work on ethics.
Pir Mehmed b. Pir Ahmed b. Halil used the pen-name of ‘Azmi (d. 990/1582)
The transcriber Husrev b. Mustafa is known as Husrevzade.
The original work was concluded in 974/1566-7. The copy was finished by Husrev b. Mustafa in 25 Rebi‘u l-ahir 998 (2 March 1590)
Reference
Jan Schmidt, Catalogue of Turkish manuscripts in the library of Leiden University and other collections in the Netherlands. Volume one. Leiden 2000, Or. 895, pp. 315-319
Catalogus codicum orientalium bibliothecae academiae Lugduno Batavae, 1963 (IV,
Manfred Gotz, Turkische Handschriften. 2 Vols. Wiesbaden 1968 & 1979. Volume I,
Language
Turkish, Ottoman
Arabic
Country
No place, unknown, or undetermined
Location
Leiden, UB
Ownership
Collection Levinus Warner (1665)
The copyist was also the first owner of the MS according to a note in f. 1a; another owner’s inscription was made on a river bank at Izmir on 26 Muharrem 1013 (24 June 1604). Another owner’s inscription of the kazi‘asker of Anatolia and Rumelia Ebulfazl Mahmud, known as Kara Celebizade (d. 1063/1653), occurs in the margin of f. 2a.
Persistent URL
http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3520253
Restriction on access
#رقمنة_جديدة