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Persistent URL	http://hdl.handle.net/1887.1/item:3520253
Title	Enīsü l-‘ārifīn
Creator/other	Kāshifī, Ḥusayn Vāʻiẓ (-1504 or 1505) Ḫusrev b. Muṣṭafā Pīr Meḥmed b. Pīr Aḥmed b. Ḫalīl (d. 990/1582)
Note	Also known as: Aḫlāḳ-i ‘Azmī Efendi. Copy of a translation of Ḥusayn Wā‘iẓ al-Kāshifī’s Akhlāq al-Muḥsinī, a work on ethics. Pīr Meḥmed b. Pīr Aḥmed b. Ḫalīl used the pen-name of ‘Azmī (d. 990/1582) The transcriber Ḫusrev b. Muṣṭafā is known as Ḫusrevzāde. The original work was concluded in 974/1566-7. The copy was finished by Ḫusrev b. Muṣṭafā in 25 Rebī‘ü l-āḫir 998 (2 March 1590)
Reference	Jan Schmidt, Catalogue of Turkish manuscripts in the library of Leiden University and other collections in the Netherlands. Volume one. Leiden 2000, Or. 895, pp. 315-319 Catalogus codicum orientalium bibliothecae academiae Lugduno Batavae, 1963 (IV, Manfred Götz, Türkische Handschriften. 2 Vols. Wiesbaden 1968 & 1979. Volume I,
Language	Turkish, Ottoman Arabic
Country	No place, unknown, or undetermined
Extent	202, 1 folios. ; 198 x 130-146 x 62 mm.
Location	Leiden, UB
Ownership	Collection Levinus Warner (1665) The copyist was also the first owner of the MS according to a note in f. 1a; another owner’s inscription was made on a river bank at Izmir on 26 Muḥarrem 1013 (24 June 1604). Another owner’s inscription of the ḳāżī‘asker of Anatolia and Rumelia Ebūlfażl Maḥmūd, known as Ḳara Çelebizāde (d. 1063/1653), occurs in the margin of f. 2a.