Tārīkh mukhtaṣar al-duwal
Historia compendiosa dynastiarum, Authore Gregario Abul-Pharajio, Malatiensi Medico, Historiam complectens universalem, à mundo condito, usque ad Tempora Authoris, res Orientalium accuratissimè describens, Arabica edita, & Latine versa, ab Edvardo Pocockio
by Bar Hebraeus
Editio princeps of Bar Hebraeus' tārīkh mukhtaṣar al-duwal, printed at Oxford. The volume comprises an introduction, an Arabic text, a Latin translation, tables converting Hijra dates to Christian Era dates and an index. It is often bound together with Pococke's Supplementum Historiæ dynastiarvm.
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History, World history, Early works to 1800Places
Middle East, Islamic Empire, Il Khanate, Mongol EmpireTimes
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Tārīkh mukhtaṣar al-duwal: li-Ghrīgūrīyūs al-Malṭī al-maʻrūf bi-Ibn al-ʻIbrī
1958, al-Maṭbaʻah al-Kāthulīkiyah
in Arabic
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Tārīkh mukhtaṣar al-duwal: Historia compendiosa dynastiarum, Authore Gregario Abul-Pharajio, Malatiensi Medico, Historiam complectens universalem, à mundo condito, usque ad Tempora Authoris, res Orientalium accuratissimè describens, Arabica edita, & Latine versa, ab Edvardo Pocockio
1663, Excudebat H. Hall ... impensis Ric. Davis
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Edition Notes
Wing (2d ed.) G2024
Madan 2629
Arabic title romanized for this record.
Signatures: ⁴ [superscript chi]² A-3K⁴, pi1(= cancel on LC93-128149) A-4B⁴. ²4B4 blank.
Errata: 3I1-3K4.
Includes index.
LC copy imperfect: the Arabic version is missing (collation from DFo copy). Misbound: t.p. for Arabic version, supplement t.p., and supplement bound between preface and text proper.
Source: Source unknown.
With: Pococke, Edward. al-Dhayl ʻalá Tārīkh mukhtaṣar al-duwal. Oxoniae : Excudebat Henricus Hall ... impensis Richardi Davis, 1663. Issued together.
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A world chronicle from the creation of the Earth until the 1280s, written in Arabic by a learned bishop of the Syrian Orthodox Church drawing on a range of sources, for earlier periods drawing heavily on the Syriac Chronicle of Michael the Syrian, as well as Arabic and Persian sources for more contemporary history. Bar Hebraeus initially composed his history in Syriac as the first part of his Maktebānūt Zabnē (his so-called Chronicon Syriacum), and in reworking this work as this Arabic tārīkh mukhtaṣar ('compendious history') adapted his material to his readership, expanding and eliding earlier material. Bar Hebraeus is a valuable witness to the Mongol ascendancy in Iran and Iraq.
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