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A Babi manuscript, 1875 - 1899
12 booklets of varying sizes and formats held between blue boards 221 x 154mm.
A note on the pocket reads: "Babi manuscripts, Baghdad Dec. 1885. Bt.3". (unable to transcribe some symbols; see p. 232 of the printed catalogue, "Historical catalogue of the manuscripts of Bible House Library", BFBS, 1982).
Collection of Sermons on the Apostles' Creed, 1886
Daniel, in Judaeo-Arabic, 1908
Deed of Endowment, 1900
Diwān of "Umar ibn al-fārid", 1623
Events at the time of the conversion of (sic) Tugluk Timur Khan to Islam
Galā'al-qulūb and 5 other Islamic tracts, 1726 - 1727
Genesis 1-3 in North African or Magrebi Arabic together with an extract from the Qur'an, 1847
Gospels, 1697
Gospels and Romans in Algerian Arabic, 1929 - 1932
Gospels (incomplete)
Grammar and Commentary, 1821
Isaiah 1(1)-17(13) in Judaeo-Arabic, 1905
Islamic tracts, 1806
Islamic tracts in Arabic, Persian & Urdu, 1843
Lectionary for the days of the month, 1767
Lectionary from Acts and Epistles, 1744
ff.255; 315 x 210mm; text size 236 x 137mm; 2 columns to page; 23 lines, bound in a brown, envelope-like tooled leather binding.
Collation: 1-7(10), 8(8) + 2 after 3 (ff.74-75), 9-10(10), 11(8) + 1 after 4 (f.105), 12-25(10), 26(6). The ruling is by hard point and interlinear signs and headlines are in red ink; each column is framed in red ink borders.
Entered in Bullen.
Lectionary from the Gospels, 1744
New Testament, 1749
Pentateuch (incomplete)
ff.243; 284 x 225mm; text size 215 x 135mm; 19 lines, disbound, some gatherings are still recognisable and caught with string.
Headline titles are in a larger character than the text and are in red or red and black ink; ff.80 has been mended with a strip of paper having traces of a cursive script on it.
An incomplete copy of the Pentateuch having only portions of the first five books of the Old Testament, not in order.
Portions of Islamic Law
ff.40; 332 x 232mm; text size 230 x 160mm; 10 lines, unbound.
Collation: 1(10) + 2 inserted (ff.3 & 4), 2(12), 3(14), 4(2), joined. Some lines and words in red ink.
Although previous owners believed this MS to be a Qur'an, it is in fact a portion of two works on Islamic law, with many interlinear and marginal glosses. It was probably written in Somaliland.