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Illuminated Manuscript, Marvels of the World, This is an abridged metrical paraphrase of the second maqlah of Ajib al-makhlqt (The wonders of creation) by Zakariy al-Qazwn (d. 682 AH / 1283 CE) with additions from other sources by Fakhr al-Dn amzah ibn Al ar (d. 866 AH / 1461-2 CE). The text was copied in Herat (in present-day Afghanistan) in 1022 AH / 1613 CE in the library of the governor of Khurasan usayn Khn Shml-yi Bklirbk (Beglerbegi). The manuscript is illustrated with fourteen paintings in an early Safavid style from the eleventh century AH / seventeenth CE. The present binding is not original to the manuscript. This page shows men with long ears.

Illuminated Manuscript, Marvels of the World, This is an abridged metrical paraphrase of the second maqlah of Ajib al-makhlqt (The wonders of creation) by Zakariy al-Qazwn (d. 682 AH / 1283 CE) with additions from other sources by Fakhr al-Dn amzah ibn Al ar (d. 866 AH / 1461-2 CE). The text was copied in Herat (in present-day Afghanistan) in 1022 AH / 1613 CE in the library of the governor of Khurasan usayn Khn Shml-yi Bklirbk (Beglerbegi). The manuscript is illustrated with fourteen paintings in an early Safavid style from the eleventh century AH / seventeenth CE. The present binding is not original to the manuscript. This page shows men with long ears.
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Illuminated Manuscript, Marvels of the World, This is an abridged metrical paraphrase of the second maqlah of Ajib al-makhlqt (The wonders of creation) by Zakariy al-Qazwn (d. 682 AH / 1283 CE) with additions from other sources by Fakhr al-Dn amzah ibn Al ar (d. 866 AH / 1461-2 CE). The text was copied in Herat (in present-day Afghanistan) in 1022 AH / 1613 CE in the library of the governor of Khurasan usayn Khn Shml-yi Bklirbk (Beglerbegi). The manuscript is illustrated with fourteen paintings in an early Safavid style from the eleventh century AH / seventeenth CE. The present binding is not original to the manuscript. This page shows men with long ears.
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