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ACQUISITIONS OF 1970-9 (Or. 12.583, cont.)

Vienna, Nationalbibliothek, Mxt. 389 (cf. Flügel 1282), ff. 110b-124b, a description of Anatolia from Katib Qelebi’s Cihan-niima, bound in boards; a series of the same, in an envelope originally sent by Anton Haas, Nationalbibliothek, Wien I, to Taeschner, representing MS Mxt 389, ff. 5b, 14b- 16b, 20b, 45b-46b, 51b, 64a, 85b, 103b, 124b; MS H.O. 191 (Vienna, Flügel 1278), ff. 11a, 18b-19b, 38b-39b, 67b, 90a, 118b; MS Mxt. 762 (Vienna), ff. 3b, 4a, 5b, 6a, 7b-9a; two similar but larger photographs of MS Mxt. 389, f. 118b and f. 252b-253a; a similar series of photographs of MS H.O. 67 (Flügel 1017), ff. 29b-40a, 115b-117a, parts of Mustafa ‘All’s Nusret-name\ a series of the same, MS Vienna H.O. 33 (Flügel 1008), ff. 18b-25a, 33b-37a, parts of Selfm Aga’s SelTm-name\ a series of positive photographs of parts of Miguel Asm y Palacios’s edition of a text by Ibn Rushd’s, entitled El averroismo teológico de Sto. Tomas (Zaragoza 1904), accompanied by draft notes in German by Taeschner; five negative black-and-white photos of a Hebrew text-edition, in an appendix entitled ‘Abhandlung des Ibn Rosd’, with a note by Taeschner. Or. 12.583f A series of positive black-and-white photographs of Cairo, Agypt. Bibl. ’ (National Library), MS t.t. 94 M, a part of Ebübekir b. Behram ed-Dimi$kï’s Terceme-i Cograflya el-kübrd, I, ff. 236b-271a, and II, ff. 245b-271, 439b-463a, kept in a double cardboard receptacle; a letter in German with quotations in Arabic script concerning Taeschner’s research on futuwwa and ‘Achitum’ from A. Wahtaki at Munich to Taeschner, 28 September 1938, accompanied by 41 slips of paper with annotations related to names and words noted on top, many with Persian quotations and German translations, by, probably, the same; a series of positive black-and-white photographs (taken by Valentin and Vladimir Berker, photographers, Bebek, Istanbul) of Istanbul MS Velieddin 1843, a Persian work entitled (la) Manaqib-i hadrat-i Khudawandigar. Or. 12.583g A collection of copies, partly in Taeschner’s handwriting, and facsimile off-prints of written texts and inscriptions in stone, presenting samples of writing in various alphabets: Hebrew, Syrian, Pahlavi, Old Turkish Runic and others, 21 items, kept in a blue cover; a folded copy of a printed contract for the publication of ‘Orientalische Stimmen zum Erlösungsgedanken' by J.C. Hinrichs, bookseller at Leipzig, signed by Taeschner, 11 July 1936 (in it are kept copies with a table of