Jild-i duvum-i Mas̲navī-i ʻĀrif Rūmī maʻrūf-i Balkhī.

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Jild-i duvum-i Mas̲navī-i ʻĀrif Rūmī maʻrūf-i Balkhī.

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Daftar 2 of the Mas̲navī, incomplete at the end.

97 leaves : paper ; 230 x 162 (190 x 119) mm. bound to 234 x 167 mm.

Princeton University Library

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