London, British Library, Royal 16 A VIII
undated; 9th/15th or 10th/16th c. (Cureton).
Or.:unknown; unknown scribe.
Prov.:an unclear seal (1r). A note reading ‘This booke belonged to Sultan Ahmed, ye Turkish Empr, and cost about an 100 crownes at ye first’ (1r).
Cod.: beige paper with some red leaves, IV+192+IVa ff. (foliated with Arabic-European numerals in pencil; paginated with Arabic-European numerals in pencil on every recto, starting with ‘2‘ on f. 3r; catchwords). A single clear black naskh hand. Mostly dotted ductus; frequent shaddas and hamzas, occasional vowels. Headings and words introducing new sections or paragraphs in gold; Hindu-Arabic numerals and abjad notation occasionally in gold. Decorated head-piece with basmala in blue, green, red, black and gold (2v); body text framed in gold. Substantial diagrams and tables; diagrams in gold with geometrical points in black; tables in gold, black and red. Codex in good condition; mold stains, slightly worm-eaten, minor moisture stains on the first and last folios. Dimensions: 199×123 mm, written area: 127×59 mm; 23 lines per page. Covers in brown leather with golden fillets over pasteboards; marbled paper on the inside of the covers. Type III binding.
Cont.: astronomy. —
Bibl.: William Cureton and Charles Rieu, Catalogus codicum manuscriptorum orientalium qui in Museo Britannico asservantur. Pars secunda, codices arabicos amplectens, Pars II, London: Museum Britannicum, 1852, p. 187 (no.
2v–191v
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\2v\ أحمد الله مبدأ كلّ مبدأ وغاية كلّ غاية ومفيض كلّ خير ووليّ كلّ هداية. وأرجو حسن توفيقه في كلّ بداية ونهاية — \191v\ فلنختم الكتاب وأقول: وإذ وفّقني الله تعالى أيضًا لإتمام ما قصدته وإنجاز ما وعدته، فلأقطع الكلام حامدًا له على آلائه ومصلّيًا على جميع أوليائه، خصوصًا على خاتم أنبيائه، والبررة من آله وأحبّائه. تمّ. = Naṣīr al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī, Taḥrīr al-Majisṭī (C.1.18)
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