Catalogue 217: CHF 20. - Harteveld Rare Books Ltd.
Catalogue 217: CHF 20. - Harteveld Rare Books Ltd.
Catalogue 217: CHF 20. - Harteveld Rare Books Ltd.
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Beautiful handwritten work of a eulogy in prose and verse<br />
on king Ghazi al-Din Haidar by Muhammad Sadig Han, also<br />
known as „Ahtar“ Huglawi, who lived under the reign of the<br />
above mentioned Ghazi al-Din Haidar in Lucknow (Lakhnau),<br />
today capital of Uttar Pradesh in India. His father Muhammad<br />
La’l was also a poet and writer of works in Persian and Urdu.<br />
The manuscript consists of the complete text in 19 chapters.<br />
Beside the praise for his prince it contains valuable geographical<br />
information about Lucknow, Persian anectotes (for example<br />
on Hâtami-i Tâ-î, the Persian kings of the sassanian dynasty),<br />
the caliphs of the islamic period, the Greek and Persian philosophers,<br />
their theories, works and discoveries, persian poems and<br />
a few Arabic poems. Some of the texts and illustrations are not<br />
completely executed. The first word from the following page is<br />
written in the left corner of every page. There are annotations<br />
and pencil notes in Devangari (Hindi) on some pages. The first<br />
2 pages with rich ornaments are a praise to god, followed by a<br />
page showing king Ghazi al-Din Haidar hunting and sitting on<br />
his throne while his subjects honor him. Most of the fine colour<br />
drawings show court scenes with men & women, elephants or<br />
animals in the wild with hunters (text description based on the<br />
expertise in German of this manuscript by Dr. Shirin Sanati-<br />
Müller, Heidelberg). Storey, Persian literature I, 707.<br />
Illustrated japanese leporello folded book<br />
poets’-portraits, colored figures with texts<br />
674. Japanese Gallery of poets. XIXth c., lg. in-8vo,<br />
leporello folded, 35 plates with colour plates of the po-<br />
<strong>Harteveld</strong> <strong>Rare</strong> <strong>Books</strong> <strong>Ltd</strong>., CH-1700 Fribourg 117<br />
ets with an example of a famous poem. Original tissue<br />
bookcovers, wooden box. HRB 79369 2500.-<br />
675. Kammavaca, Burma. - 18th Century Kammavaca.<br />
Burmese Prayer Book. Handwritten texts - Birmanische<br />
Handschrift. quer folio, (13.7x58.5 cm.), 10 large loose<br />
leaves (out of ?) with gold and black texts on both sides,<br />
between 2 original wooden boards. HRB 79395 3500.-<br />
Burma. - 18th Century Kammavaca Burmese Prayer Book. 10<br />
leaves. With full description on history and techniques available.<br />
www.kammavaca.net<br />
676. Orthodoxes Kirchengesangsbuch. Altrussisch<br />
neumierte liturgische Originalhandschrift, o.J. (um<br />
1830), in-4to, 118 (statt 120) Bl., kirchenslawische<br />
Handschrift auf Papier, Schriftspiegel à 12 Zeilen, altrussisch,<br />
neumiert, mit farbig aquarelliertem Frontispiz,<br />
15 farb., teils golderhöhten Initialen, 9 farb., teils<br />
golderhöhten Kopfstücken, sowie zahlreichen, z.T. mit<br />
Schmuckfarben akzentuierten roten Federwerksinitialen,<br />
Lederband d. Z. mit reicher Blindprägung über Holzdeckeln,<br />
4 Messingnieten auf Hinterdeckel, 2 Schliessen,<br />
sehr schönes (restauriertes) Exemplar. HRB 84133 8500.-<br />
Prächtiges Chorgesangsbuch der russischen Altgläubigen. Die<br />
russisch-orthodoxe Kirchenmusik besteht ausschliesslich aus<br />
Gesang und ist fester Bestandteil des Kirchenritus. Bis ins 17.<br />
Jh. waren diese Kirchengesänge einstimmig und wurden in der<br />
altrussischen Neumenschrift von Hand notiert (sog. „Semantische<br />
Notation“ oder „krjukovaja notacija“). Zar Alexei I. liess<br />
im 17. Jh. die Liturgie reformieren und führte in der Folge den<br />
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