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Central Asia Central Asia The Library of Dr. Eden Naby including books from the Library of Prof. Richard Nelson Frye 1,041 titles in ca. 1,150 volumes Central Asia The Library of Dr. Eden Naby Dr. Eden Naby (PhD 1975, Columbia University) is a distinguished Iranian-Assyrian cultural historian of Central Asia and the Middle East. A contributing editor on modern Assyria for the "Encyclopædia Iranica," she is the widow of Professor Richard Nelson Frye. Dr. Naby has conducted research, taught and published on minority issues in countries from Turkey to Tajikistan. Her work on Afghanistan and on the Assyrians is outstanding in the field of cultural survival. Dr. Naby was born in the once-important Assyrian village of Golpashan, near Urmia, in Iran. After taking her undergraduate degree at Temple University in 1964, she served in the Peace Corps in Afghanistan, and on receiving her PhD, she taught in Iran. In 1980 she led a CBS 60 Minutes team for the first ever filming of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. Dr. Naby was also featured in Charlie Wilson's War (2008) with Dan Rather. In addition to her scholarly work as a lecturer and publishing writer, Dr. Naby has devoted much of her time since 1979 to establishing endowments at United States universities to promote the preservation of Assyrian archives. These endowments, especially at Harvard University, are providing a basis for the preservation of research materials, especially now in the diaspora. Dr. Naby’s husband, the late Professor Richard Nelson Frye, was a renowned scholar of Iranian and Central Asian Studies, and Aga Khan Professor Emeritus of Iranian Studies at Harvard University. His professional areas of interest were Iranian philology and the history of Iran and Central Asia before 1000 CE. He was a member of the Harvard faculty from 1948 until 1990, and maintained an office at the university until late in 2013. Professor Frye was one of the founders of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard, the first Iranian studies program in America. He also served as Director of the Asia Institute in Shiraz (1970– 1975), as a Trustee of the Pahlavi University at Shiraz (1974–78), as Chairman of the Committee on Inner Asian Studies, at Harvard (1983–89), and as Editor of the "Bulletin of the Asia Institute" (1970– 1975 and 1987–99). Among Frye's students were Oleg Grabar, Annemarie Schimmel, Frank Huddle (former US Ambassador to Tajikistan), John Limbert, and Michael Crichton, whose Hollywood film "The 13th Warrior" is loosely based on Frye's translation of Ibn Fadlan's account of his travels up the river Volga. Frye was also directly responsible for inviting distinguished Iranian scholars as visiting fellows to Harvard University, under a fellowship program initiated by Henry Kissinger. These included Mehdi Haeri Yazdi (1923–1999), Sadegh Choubak, and Jalal al Ahmad, among others. The majority of Dr. Naby’s Central Asian collection (which derives in part from Richard Frye’s own library) was purchased from local booksellers in Central Asia during her frequent travels there with Professor Frye over the past three decades. Many were acquired between 1990 and 1992, a period in which Professor Frye lectured in Tajikistan. Subjects in the library include cultural studies, literature, politics and history, with a special focus on minority groups in Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Iran, Turkestan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazahkstan, Pakistan, and the Uyghur regions (represented by circa 150 titles printed in Uyghur- language). ARS LIBRI THE LIBRARY OF DR. EDEN NABY 1 ABAEV, V.I. The pre-Christian Religion of the Alans. (XXV International Congress of Orientalists: Papers Presented by the USSR Delegation.) 22, (2)pp. Wraps. Edition limited to 350 copies. Moscow (Oriental Literature Publishing House), 1960. 2 ABAEVA, T.G. Pamiro-gindukushskii region Afganistana v kontse XIX-nachale XX veka: Ocherk istorii. 118pp. Wraps. Tashkent (Izdatel’stvo “FAN” Uzbekskoi SSR), 1987. 3 [ABASOV, M.T., ET AL.] Chernyi ianvar’: Baku-1990. Dokumenty i materialy. 285, (3)pp. Prof. illus. Wraps. Baku (Azerneshr), 1990. 4 ABAY, ABDURAKHMAN. Akhmatjan Qasimi haqqida hikayilar, 1. (4), 3, (1), 148pp., 2 plates (1 color). 1 facsimile, 1 text illus. Wraps. Chinese-language title in colophon: Ahemaitijiang Hasimu de gu shi. Urümchi (Shinjang Khalq Nashriyati), 1984. 5 (‘ABD AL-RAHMAN KHAN, AMIR OF AFGHANISTAN) SULTAN MAHOMED KHAN (EDITOR). The Life of Abdur Rahman, Amir of Afghanistan, G.C.B., G.C.S.I. Edited by Mir Munshi Sultan Mahomed Khan. 2 vols. xiv, (2), 291, (1), 40pp., 4 plates. 1 lrg. folding map, loose in rear pocket, as issued; (2), 319pp., 6 plates. Lrg. 8vo. Orig. cloth (worn; stained). Intermittent wear. London (John Murray), 1900. 6 'ABD-AL-RAZZAK SAMARQANDI, KAMAL-AL-DIN B. JALAL-AL-DIN ESHAQ. Matlai sa”dain va mazhmai bahrain. / Matla‘-i sa‘dayn va majma‘-i bahrayn. Edited by S.A. Azimzhonova and U.I. Karimov. 462pp., 3 plates. Lrg. 4to. Buckram (front inner hinge cracked). Toshkent (Uzbekiston SSR “FAN” Nashriëti), 1968. 7 ABDIKAR ULI, QURGHAN. Shin sirim. 4, 100pp. Wraps. Chinese-language title in colophon: Xin li hua. Urümchi (Shinjang Jastar Baspasi), 1984. 8 ABDÏRAKHMANOV, A. Toponimika zhene etimologiia. Edited by I.K. Kengesbaev. 206, (2)pp. Boards, 1/4 cloth. Almaty (Qazaq SSR-ining “Ghylym” baspasy), 1975. 9 ABDIRAKHMANOV, MADI. Sayram tolqindari. 4, 105pp. Wraps. Chinese-language title in colophon: Saidamu hu zhi bolang. Beijing (Ulittar Baspasi), 1982. 10 ABDUKHEWIR, ABDUKHELIL & OBULQASIM, TURGHUN. Uyghur khalq chöchakliri, 9. (2), 243pp. Wraps. Chinese- language title in colophon: Weiwu’er min jian gu shi xian. Urümchi (Shinjang Khalkq Nashriyati), 1987. 11 ABDULLA, AHMED. The Historical Background of Pakistan and Its People. (2), 212pp. 1 map. Sm. 4to. Wraps. Karachi (Tanzeem Publishers), 1973. 12 ABDULLA, BOGHDA. Yalkan. (2), 2, (2), 179pp. Wraps. Chinese-language title in colophon: Fan. Urümchi (Shinjang Yashlar Nashriyati), 1983. 13 ABDULLAEV, K.N. Oruzhiem pechatnogo slova: Gazety Sovetskogo Turkestana v ideologicheskom obespechenii razgroma basmachestva v Srednei Azii. Edited by F.A. Trukan. 141, (3)pp. Wraps. Dushanbe (Izdatel’stvo “Donish”), 1989. 14 ABDULLAEV, T.A. & KHASANOVA, S.A. Odezhda uzbekov (XIX-nachalo XX v.). 114, (2)pp. Prof. illus. Wraps. Tashkent (Izdatel’stvo “FAN” Uzbekskoi SSR), 1978. 15 ABDULLAEVA, SH., ET AL. Adabiët khrestomatiiasi: 9-sinf uchun. Ishlab chiqarish ta”limi beradigan urta umumii ma”lumot Politekhnika mehhat maktabining 9-sinfi uchun. [By] Sh. Abdullaeva, N. Mallaev, O. Sharipov. 283, (1)pp. Figs. Lrg. 8vo. Boards,1/4 cloth. Toshkent (UzSSR “Urta va Olii Maktab” Davlat Nashriëti), 1963. 16 ABDULLOZODA, R. Ëde az aiëmi guzashta. 159, (1)pp., 8 plates. Boards, 1/4 cloth. Dushanbe (Nashriëti “Irfon”), 1983. 17 ABDUMANNONOV, ABDURAHMON, ET AL. Abulqosim Lohuti: Ocherkhoi mukhtasar. [By] A. Abdumannonov, Kh. Otakhonova, and H. Shodiqulov. 158pp. Wraps. Dushanbe (Nashriëti “Adib”), 1987. 18 ABDURAHMAN, MATQASIM. Pal qapiqining siri (hikayilar). (2), 219pp. Illus. Wraps. Chinese-language title in colophon: Guahulu zhi mi. Urümchi (Shinjang Khalq Nashriyati), 1986. ARS LIBRI 2 THE LIBRARY OF DR. EDEN NABY 19 ABILQASYMOV, B. & BEKMUKHAMEDOV, B. Russko-kazakhskii razgovornik. / Oryssha-qazaqsha söilesu sözdigi. 124, (4)pp. 12mo. Wraps. Alma-Ata (“Kazakhstan”), 1981. 20 ABRAMOV, M. Guzary Samarkanda. 56pp. Prof. illus. 12mo. Wraps. Tashkent (“Uzbekistan”), 1989. 21 ABRAZHEEV, A.I., ET AL. Ocherki po sopostavitel’noi grammatike russkogo i uzbekskogo iazykov. Uchebnoe posobie dlia zaochnykh Otdelenii Fakul’tetov Russkogo Izayka i Literatury Pedvuzov Izbekistana. [By] A.I. Abrazheev, P.A. Danilov, R.I. Bigaev. Edited by R.I. Dzhumaniiazov and R.I. Bigaev. 188, (2)pp. Lrg. 8vo. Buckram. Tashkent (Akademiia Nauk UzSSR, Institut Iazyka i Literatury im. A.S. Pushkina), 1960. 22 (ABU ’L-LAYTH AL-SAMARKANDI, NASR B. MUH. B. AHMAD B. IBRAHIM) ZAJACZKOWSKI, ANANIASZ. Le traité arabe Mukaddima d’Abou-l-Lait as-Samarkandi en version mamelouk-kipchak (Ms. Istanbul, Aya Sofya 1451). (Prace orientalistyczne. 12.) 108pp. 47ff. facsimile. 4to. Wraps. Warszawa (Panstwowe Wydawnictwo Naukowe), 1962. 23 ADAMEC, LUDWIG W. Afghanistan, 1900-1923: A Diplomatic History. vi, (2), 245pp. Lrg. 8vo. Cloth. D.j. Berkeley/Los Angeles (University of California Press), 1967. 24 ADAMEC, LUDWIG W. Afghanistan’s Foreign Affairs to the Mid-Twentieth Century. ix, (1), 324pp. Illus. Lrg. 8vo. Cloth. D.j. Presentation copy, inscribed by the author. Tucson (The University of Arizona Press), 1974. 25 ADAMEC, LUDWIG W. A Biographical Dictionary of Contemporary Afghanistan. vi, (2), 252, (2)pp., 24 plates. Sm. 4to. Wraps. Graz (Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt), 1987. 26 ADAMEC, LUDWIG W. Historical Dictionary of Afghanistan. (Asian Historical Dictionaries. 5.) xiv, 376pp. Lrg. 8vo. Cloth. Metuchen, New Jersey/London (The Scarecrow Press), 1991. 27 ADAMS, ROBERT MCC. Heartland of Cities: Surveys of Ancient Settlement and Land Use on the Central Floodplain of the Euphrates. xx, 362pp. 1 lrg. folding plan, loosely inserted, as issued. Prof. illus. Lrg. 4to. Cloth. D.j. Chicago/London (The University of Chicago Press), 1981. 28 ADAMS, ROBERT MCC. Land Behind Baghdad: A History of Settlement on the Diyala Plains. xvi, 187, (5)pp., 23 plates, 9 maps. 25 tables, figs. Lrg. 4to. Cloth. D.j. Chicago/London (The University of Chicago Press), 1965. 29 ADAMS, ROBERT MCC. & NISSEN, HANS J. The Uruk Countryside: The Natural Setting of Urban Societies. x, (2), 241pp. Prof. illus. 4to. Cloth. D.j. Chicago/London (The University of Chicago Press), 1972. 30 AFGHANISTAN: ANCIENT LAND WITH MODERN WAYS. / Afghanistan: Zor madaniyat. 199pp. Prof. illus. 4to. Cloth. D.j. Parallel texts in English and Pashto. [Kabul] (Ministry of Planning, Royal Government of Afghanistan/ Vizarat i-Plan), n.d [1961]. 31 AFGHANISTAN AT A GLANCE. 84pp. 13 plates. 12mo. Wraps. Kabul (Kabul Times Publishing Agency), 1967. 32 AFGHANISTAN. COMMITTEE ON CONSTITUTION, SECRETARIAT. Draft of the New Constitution of Afghanistan. vii, (1), 66pp. Wraps. Kabul, 1964. 33 AFGHANISTAN: PATRIMOINE EN PÉRIL. Actes d’une journée d’étude, 24 février 2001.
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