Gm.5.10
[Anvār-i Suhaylī]
The Anvari Soheily, being an elegant paraphrase of the fables of Pilpay, in classical Persian; by Husseyn Vaez Kashefy, author of the Akhlak al-Muhusseny, and a commentary on the Koran ; published by Moolvy Husseyn Aly, under the superintendence of Captain Charles Stewart, assistant Persian professor in the College of Fort William in Bengal..
Other title: Fables of Bidpai
Calcutta, : s.n., 1804..
[2], 144 pages ; 31 cm. (Fol.)
In Persian.
Booklabel of Eton College on the front pastedown.
19th century mottled leather binding; spine decorated with gold titling on red, black and green leather, and gold fillets; 'College Fort William' on spine; yellow edges; one additional flyleaf at the beginning and at the end of book.
T.p. in English tipped in.
Fables, Persian.
Folklore India.
Stewart, Charles, 1915 - 2001 editor.
College of Fort William (Calcutta, India) associated name.
Fables of Bidpai. Persian.
India Kolkata.
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