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A 1602–3 Ottoman Manuscript on Arabic Morphology France By then the plates had

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By then the plates had become quite worn

Imprimerie de Hocquet

especially in Saint-Domingue (Haiti)

the British field notes preserved in the Deluc Papers at Yale (MS 179)

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A 1602–3 Ottoman Manuscript on Arabic Morphology France By then the plates hadAbd Allh b. Muammad, known as Naqra kr [attributed.] Shar al Shfiya. Ottoman lands, probably Anatolia, main section completed in Shawwl 1011 AH MarchApril 1603 CE; opening section later supplied, perhaps 18th century. 8, ca. 20 x 12 cm. Arabic manuscript on European paper. Composite codex of 173 leaves: the first 24 leaves supplied in a later, larger naskh hand, followed by 149 leaves in an earlier, smaller Ottoman naskh hand. Text in black ink, with

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