A Chinese Chronicle: by Abdalla of Beyza [i.e. pt. 8 of "Rauẓat ūlī ul-albāb," here attributed to Abdalla of Beyza, in fact by Dā'ūd ibn Abi'l Faẓl Muḣammad]. Translated from the Persian, with notes and explanations. By S. WestonWilliam Clarke, 1820 - 38 Seiten |
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