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A HANDLIST of the Arabic Manuscripts the CHESTER BEATTY LIBRARY A HANDLIST OF THE Arabic Manuscripts THE CHESTER BEATTY LIBRARY A HANDLIST OF THE Arabic Manuscripts Volume /7111. Indexes BY URSULA LYONS, M.A. DUBLIN HODGES, FIGGIS & CO., LTD. 1966 CONTENTS ERRATA ~ INDEX OF AUTHORS 1 INDEX OF TITLES 65 CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX OF l\1ANUSCRIPTS 133 INDEX OF PLATES 140 0 ERRATA Vol. I. p. l 12. AL-'IRAQI:for 3190 read 3090. p. 116. AL-SHIRAZI ... : after 3072, read 3178. p. 118. al-Badi' .. :for 51 read 3051 Vol. II. p. 123. after AL-QO~l insert 3346. p. 129. MafatI}:t al-ghaib .. :for 3529 read 3259. p. 132. after Risalat al-riqa ... insert 3373(2). Vol. Ill. P· 110. AL-DINAvVARl .. :for 3568 read 3569. p. 116. AL-MUQRI' .. :for 3367 read 3567. p. 116. after AL-MUZALl ... insert 3677. Vol. IV. p. 89. after AL-DIMASHQI ... insert 3765. p. 92. IBN TDLON .. :for 3947(13) read 3847(13). p. 93. after MIHYAR ... insert 3920. p. 95. AL-SAKHA\Vl; S.D .. for 3842 read 3942. p. 98. A}:tkam al-na?,ar .. :for 3654 (3) read 3854(3). Vol. VI. p. 64. for Entry 3708 read 4 708. p. 79. 4751:for [See ... No. 4230 read 3230]. p. 100. for 4509 read 4809. p. 123. Add: 4868 TAlfQlQ AL-$AFA Fl TARAJIM BANJ WAFA', by Mul)ibb Allah IBN FAHD (d. 954/1547). [ A biographical dictionary of men called Ib11 \Vafa'.] Foll. 10. 21 x 14•8 cm. Clear scholar's naskh. Undated, 10/ 16th century. No other copy appears to be recorded. * Transcribed from the author's autograph. INDE:X OF ..<\U1":tIORS 'A!!!llu b. Al,ama~l b. lsmtl'il al~I;I11sanll, Abu 'Ahd AU«h Efendi: al-Rum! AL-Bi1sNAWl. •1-1"nc~i1il, n 33t$8, 'Abd AU&h b. al~Fagl AtrLA&UMI al-Lughawi Ai,~'A!lB2iD1!, Ril~i al~Dlin Abii lhkr b. 'Ali al-Nalp,vI, Abu l'\!Iul;ammad. b. !vfoh,.i,mmad at~l;!riddl!d al-Yam:mi alg 'Abd Allih b. al-l;{ajjuj n. Ai:.-Y.Ks,\M'.iNi al• Ij,muf!, vu su1. Adrlini, Abu Iviuq.ammad. Al!.~'Amiksi, A!Jmlid b. lviuh,-,mm,1d b, al­ 'Ahd Allah b. J:;fosain At•'UKDARi al-1.fanbali, I;ias.1n b. •Ali al~l;f ,mafi, v 4a ! 4. Mul,libb al-Din Abu 'l-Baqa'. Ai.~'AiutM,i, Badr al-Din Alm 'l-Fath. '.,\hd al- 'Abd Allah b. Ibrahim b. 'Abd Allah Arr R-,1Jlim b. 'Abd ..l~Ra\iman b. AlJmad al­ KHAllRi, Abu IJakim. Shfili'I, vu St 08. 'Abd Allah b. Ja'far D. DuRus-rAwAm, Abu 'Abd Allijlt B, AE,-'Anni.~. Mul1,munad. 'Abd Allah b. 'Abd 1.d-1t.,.J.m1rtn 11. 'AtifL al­ 'Abd Allah b. Khalil b. Yusuf AL-MXRmiNi, Hashimi al-Shrifi'i al-l;falabi:, Baha' al-Drn. Jamal al-Din. 'Abd AUah b. Abi 'Abd Allah B, Arr0ATTA' 'Abd Allah :a. AL-MAI_IFUF al-Munajjim. al-Qu:msbi, Abu l'vfol)ammad. "' • • 'Abd .,'Ulah b. MalJ.miid b. Maudud al­ 'Abd Allah b. Abi: Bakr b. 'Ali A!rSHAQRA'fISi, l\Ia~ili D. AL•BALDAJi, lvfajd al-Din Abu Ahu lVIul}.am.mad. '1-Fa<;ll. 'Abd Allah B. Ani ZAm 'Abd al-Raq.man al­ 'Abd .Allah b. J\ifal).mfid b. 1\1audiid al-1\fau§ili Qaira,vani al-Nafaawi, Abu Mulmmmad, AL-BuLDAJi, lVIajd al-Din Abu '1-Fa<;ll. 'Abd Allah b. Ai)tnad b. 'Abd al-Ral;man AL• 'Abd Allah D. lvIAu,1uN, MuQRt', Abu MulJammad. 'Abd Allah ll. AL•lvfoBARAK al-1:,Ian~ali al­ 'Abd JUlah b. Al.unad b. Al,imad. b. AlJ_mad. lvfarwazi. 11. AL-KnASIISHb, Abu 1'1:ul,ammad. 'Abd Allah b. lvlul,iammad b. 'Abd. Allah AL­ 'Anu .~,LAH b. AlJmad b. 11.TulJ_ammad b. SmNsHAuRi al-Shafi'I al-Fara<;IT. l;Ianbal al-Shaibani, Abu 'Abd al-Ra].i.man, 'Abd Allah b. lvfol,iammad b. 'Abd al-'Aziz lI 3487. b. al-Marzuban AL-BACRAWi al-Baghdadi, 'Abd Allah b. Al1mad. AL-NASAFI, I;Iafii al-Din Abu '1-Qasim. Abu 'I-Barakat. 'Abd Allah b. Mul].ammad B. ADI 'L-DuNYA, Abd Allah b. A}.unad :a. QunXMA al-I;fanball Abu Bakr. al-lvfaqdisi, Muwa:ffuq al-Din Abu lVfolJ_am­ 'Abd Allah b. MulJ_ammad b. Al].mad AL­ mad. KHASHSH.ii.B, Abii Mul].ammad. 'Abd Allah b. 'Ali b. 'Abd Allah :a. SmH.ii.:a AL­ 'Abd Allah b. 1v:Iul}.ammad b. 'A1I al-An§an DiN 'ALAwi. AL-HARAw'i, Abu Isma'il. 'Abd Allah b. 'Ali b. Aiyub al-Shafi'i AL­ 'Abd Allah b. l\1u).i.ammad b. 'Ali B. AL­ Q.ii.mRi al-Makh?umi, Jamal al-Din. T1L1Ms.ii.Ni al-Fihri, Abii lvlu]].ammad. 'Abd Allah b. 'Ali b. lVfo].i.ammad b. 'Abd al­ 'Abd Allah b. Mul].ammad a1-Ijusaini al­ Ilah AL-WAziR. NisabiirI NuKRAKAR, Jamal al-Din. 'Abd Allah b. 'Ali b. Mu].lammad b. Yal].ya 'Abd Allah b. MulJ.ammad b. Ibrahim b. Abi At-SARRXJ, Abu Nas.r. 'l•'Ala' AL-'fALYANi, Jamal al-Din. 'Abd Allah b. As'ad b. 'Ali AL-Y.ii.Fr'i' al­ 'Abd Allah b. Mu.l].ammad b. Sa'Id AL· Shafi'i al-Tamimi, 'Afif al-Din. KHAF.ii.Ji', Abii l\1u1}.ammad. 'Abd Allah b. 'Azzuz al-Marrakushi AL-Susi 'Abd Allah b. Mul].ammad B. AL-Sio al­ al-Tilimsani, Abu Muq.ammad. Baplyausi, Abu Mul,iammad. 02778 B 2 INDEX OF AUTHORS 'Abd Allah B• .AL-MUQAFFA' Riizbih, Abii 'Abd al-'Aziz b. Mul].ammad AL-WAFX'i, ~Amr. 'Izz al-Din Abu 'l-Fa<;la'il. 'Abd.Allah b. Muslim B. QuTAIBA al-Dinawari 'Abd al-'Aziz b. Saraya AL-1:lILLi, $afi al-Din al-:MarwazI, Abii J\1ul].ammad. Abu '1-Mal].asin. 'Abd Allah B. AL-Mu'TAzz, Abu '1-'Abbas. 'Abd al-'Aziz b. 'Uthman b. 'Ali AL-QABi§i. 'Abd Allah b. Sa'id :s. A:si JAMRA al-Azdi al- 'Abd al-Barr b. J\1ul).ammad b. Mul.).ammad AndalusI, Abii M ul].ammad. B. AL-SHil;INA al-1:lalabi al-1:lanafi, Sari al­ 'Abd Allah b. $alil]. b. Isma'tl AL-A.rw:si. Din Abu 'I-Barakat. 'Abd Allah b. Shihiib al-Diu AL-YAZDi. 'Abd al-Basit b. Musa b. Mui}ammad AL­ 'Abd Allah b. Sulaiman b. Abi Dawud b. al­ 'ALMAwi al-Shafi'l. Ash'ath AL-SrJISTXNi, Abu Bakr. 'Abd al-Ghaffar b. 'Abd aJ:.Karim AL-QAzWiNi 'Abd Allah b. 'Umar b. 'Ali b. Zaid b. al-Lati al-Shafi'I, Najm al-Din. al-Baghdadi, ABu 'L-MuNAJJX. 'Abd al-Ghani b. 'Abd al-Wal].id b. Surur 'Abd Allah b. 'Umar b. 'Isa AL-DABusi, Abu AL-JAMMX'iLi al-Maqdisi, Taqi al-Din. Zaid. 'Abd al-Ghani b. Isma'il b. 'Abd al-Ghani al­ 'Abd Allah b. 'Umar b. Mul].ammad AL­ Maqdisi AL-NXBuLUsi al-Dimashqi. BAl~Awi,Na§iral-DiuAbii Sa'd(Abu Sa'id). 'Abd al.I:laqq b. 'Abd al-Ral].man b. 'Abd 'Abel Allah b. 'Umar b. 1v1u!}-ammad AL­ Allah B. AL-KHARRAT al-Azdi al-Ishbili, Trn1dzi. Abu Mul].ammad. 'Abd Allah b. 'Uthman AL-KnAzRAJi, J;>iya' al­ 'Abd al-1:laqq b. Abi Bakr b. Ghalib b. 'Abd Din Abu Mul.1ammad. al-Malik B. 'ATiYA al-Mul].aribi al-GharnatI. 'Abd Allah b. W ahb b. J\1uslim al-FihrI AL• 'Abd al-Jabbar b. Muq.ammad AL-KHARAQi QuRAsHi al-Mi~ri, Abu l\1ul].ammad. al-Thabiti, Baha' al-Din Abu Mul].ammad. 'Abd Allah b. Yusuf b. 'Abd Allah :s. HrsnXM 'Abd al-Karim b. 'Abd a1-$amad a1-Muqri' AL­ al-Nal].wY, Jamal a1-Diu Abu Mul].ammad. TABARi, Abu Ma'shar. 'Abd Allah b. Yusuf AL-JuwAINi, Abu Mul].am­ 'Abd al-Karim b. Al].mad al-1:lalabi AL­ mad. SHARABATi. 'Abd al-'A~im b. 'Abd al-Qauwi al-MuNoHIRi, 'ABD AL-KARIM EFENDi, VI 47 58(1). Zaki al-Din Abu Mu.l)a:mmad. 'Abd al-Karim b. Hawazin b. 'Abd al-Malik 'Abd al-'Az,im b. 'Abd al-Wal].id b. 4afir AL-QvsHAIRi, Abu '1-Qasim. B. Anr 'L·l~BA' al-'Adwani al-l\1i~rI, Zaki al­ 'Abd al-Karim b. Ibrahim AL-JiLi, Qutb al­ Din Abu lvlui}amma:d. Diu. 'Abd aVAziz b. 'Abd al-Karim b. 'Abd al­ 'Abd al-Karim b. lvfal].mud AL-WXNi. Kafi AtrJiLi, $a'iu al-Din. 'Abd al-Karim b. l\1uq.ammad AL-RxF1'i al­ 'Abd al-'Aziz b. 'Abd al-Salam AL-Su1AMi QazwiuI, Abu '1-Qasim. al-Shan'i, N~ir al-}}:aqq 'lzz al-Din Abu 'Abd al-Khaliq b. Abi '1-Qasim al-J\.1i§ri al­ l'Vfol1ammad. Au~ri AL-KHAZRAJi. 'Abd al-'Aziz b. Alimad AL•DIR'iNi al-Damiri 'Abd al-Khaliq b. Zahir b. Tahir b. J\1ul].am­ al-Dal1r'it 'faz aJ:.Diu Abu Muhammad. mad AL-SHAl;llfAMi', Abu l\1an§ur. 'Ab(l lll~'Azi:z h. 'Ali b. •Abd ai-•Aziz AL­ 'Abd al-Latif b. 'Abd al-'Aziz B. AL-MALAK, Usm~1:m!, Abu '1-Fadl. ~Izz al-Din. *Ab,l al~'Azlz b. 'A1i b: 'Abd aVAziz, ?,AH'fR 'Abd al-Latif b. Ibrahim b. Qasim n. AL­ At~Di1N Abu 'lq:Badr. KAwKt al-Dimashqi. 'Abt! al~'Aziz b. 'J\1'! b. lvluhtunmad b.
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