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THE TAESCHNER COLLECTION (Or. 12.429, cont.)

not suit the first word on f. 124a. The last section {fast) indicated in red in the text is entitled (122a): 'der ‘alamat-i hurüc’. Many marginal additions, partly lost by trimming, mostly fetvas written by ‘Ahmed’. Begins (72b, after a besmele): ■"•I c ü 3 . J3 >~i tine JJLLaJI dllU J3I Li A» 3 juLuu j^ ■ ... ^,5 jj Oj a^-I ü JUS The last line of f. 123b: [jl jï] a j-* V 31 jU air (jfi a"»j 3 V 31 a V> mIt Jj af tiljl_i h> jin> J The first line of f. 124a: a ** L> O jl Hiïh jJjJ jj trt't I ^ Jjj 3 O jl>l ^ .lla t jJb jtJ ^ •>.: .7, _> ^ajI Jii jjLyj Ends (131a): kUjV 3_> j jjj j ca jLa»l i_> j; I * ■ Jj jlL aJ yjl tlljUa * j *LI ^jS i^JU ci^a> aji Apia Jl I f 3 Aaaxa pJU »j III di I3JL1P <ll>3j j .at . i ad_».l jjl Catalogue entry: Götz I, 244. (6) ff. 131b-134a A brief anonymous treatise, without title, on the origin of leather, shoes and boots, which the Angel Jabra’Il originally taught Adam to make, and the historical legitimacy of the crafts of shoemakers, bootmakers and dealers in rags. A few marginal additions. Begins (131b): ^I±3- 3 pi J—jI^p» jlj3 3_ij" I aj J3J jj j.« 0 y< 1 aaT dj _U> jJajI 31 ^j_>.a 3JL l-j3A31 jLLi tULS jj jdi3 (jJSjüJI a11'tjJL jSj a l_. j ... Ends (134a): (jUjl JtÈ I *ai LS J3 'vl3jl jJjSl 3I , >7i oTtS jJ A " .<■ jl L) 4_>öli J3>.j i.iUj ai/l Ö3 >3j

(7) ff. 134b-139a Der münacat-i Ah.i Evren fütüvvet ve l-miiruwet O 3 j-aJl 3 dl> 3_LS jl jjl Cj L>L-4 j J An undated treatise on the tanners’ craft, its pedigree and the legends about A(p