Fq.1.13
[Paradigms of Arabic grammatical inflections]
[Calcutta : Printed and published by the Asiatic Lith. Press, 1801?]
1 v. (unnumbered pages) : tables ; 35 cm. (fol.)
Text in English; examples in Arabic.
Catalogued from copy lacking title-page and preface; author, title and imprint information from OLIS.
Sixty tables elucidatory of the first part of a course of lectures on the grammar of the Arabic language delivered in the College of Fort William. John Baillie was appointed professor of Arabic and Persian languages and of Islamic law at the college on its foundation in 1800.
Each table separately paginated or unpaginated.
Ms. inscription (obscured by booklabel) in an early 19th-century hand inside front cover, in the same hand as Fq.1.09: "To Eton College".
20th-century red and black booklabel of Eton College Library.
Early 19th-century red morocco, possibly Indian; border of single gold fillets; gold roll on board edges; spine decoration of gold double fillets; gold spine lettering.
Lacking title-page and preface; tables I-XLI, XLIII-XLVII are printed on smaller paper inlaid to match tables XLII, XLVIII-LX.
Arabic language Inflection.
India Calcutta.
ara eng
B38818