by him to the States of Holland as a specimen of his know ledge of Arabic. It contains: an introduction, abstracts from the Qur’an, Christian and Muslim articles of faith, and a disputation between himself and a Muslim on the Christian religion. See H.F. Wijnman in: Zeven eeuwen Amsterdam 11,447. *75 double pages* Leiden, Municipal Archives no. 69501 34a. Theologia judaica A dogmatical text by Muwaffaq ad-DIn Sadaqa (b. Munaga) al-Isra’ill (d. shortly after H. 620). *p. 223-264;J. 27;H. 893* Acad. 218(4)

35. Collectanea

Abstracts from Arabic works on the manners and customs of the ancient Arabs, collected by L. Warner. *pp. 427; CCO 2424* Or. 1114 A similar collection of abstracts; in addition there is a copy of r UYUN al-MASA’IL by al-Farabl (copied from Or.820) and various notes in Arabic and Latin by Warner. *CCO 2421* Or. 1107

Abstracts from Arabic MSS. by J. J. Schultens. *ff. 542; CCO 2505* Or. 1494 Abstracts from Arabic MSS. in Cambridge and elsewhere by H. A. Schultens. *ff. 179;CCO 2506* Or. 1496 Unfinished Arabic grammar by Franciscus Raphelengius. Or. 3041 Lexicographic and grammatical notes by Jan Theunisz, 1610. *Cat. Amst. VII Rem. 377* Amst. Ill C 7-11

Bibliographical notes collected by Golius. Or. 3081 Fragments recovered from the ruins after an explosion in Leiden, 1807. They are probably the remnants of MSS. in the possession of S. F. J. Rau, who was Interpres Legati Warneriani at the time. His house was destroyed in the calamity. Or. 6886 Various papers from Snouck Hurgronje, Dozy, Wright etc. Or. 7111