Fiktionale Darstellung | Jugendbuch | Kommentar | Quelle
The Shah Nameh of the Persian Poet Firdausi
- Alternative title
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Šāh-nāmah
- Location
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München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- 4 A.or. 120-25
- Language
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Englisch
- Event
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Veröffentlichung
- (where)
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London
- (who)
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Oriental translation fund
- (when)
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1832
- Creator
- Contributor
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Atkinson, James (Sonstige)
- URN
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urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb10218759-9
- Last update
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27.11.2025, 8:28 AM CET
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Object type
- Kommentar
- Fiktionale Darstellung
- Quelle
- Jugendbuch
Associated
- Firdausī (Verfasser)
- Atkinson, James (Sonstige)
- Oriental translation fund
Time of origin
- 1832
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Episodes from the Shah Nameh, or Annals of the Persian Kings
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Šāhnāma - BSB Cod.pers. 511
Eine persische Liebesgeschichte
Episodes from the Shah Nameh, or Annals of the Persian Kings
The Shah Namu : being a series of Heroic Poems, on the ancient history of Persia, from the earliest times down to the subjugation of the Persian empire by its Mohummudan conquerors, under the reign of King Yuzdjird ; In 8 Vol., 1
The Shah Namu : being a series of heroic poems, on the ancient history of Persia, from the earliest times down to the subjugation of the persian empire by its Mohummudan conquerors, under the reign of King Yuzdiurd ; In 8 Vol., 1
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Die Spinnerinnen
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Der Vogel Simurgh
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Rustams Schlaf (Rustams Pferd Rakhsh erlegt den Löwen aus Nejestan)
Sahnama
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh)
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Die vier Getreuen Keyhusraus (Kyros der Große) finden den Tod im Gebirge
Šāh-nāme
Šāhnāma - BSB Cod.pers. 511
Eine persische Liebesgeschichte
Episodes from the Shah Nameh, or Annals of the Persian Kings
The Shah Namu : being a series of Heroic Poems, on the ancient history of Persia, from the earliest times down to the subjugation of the Persian empire by its Mohummudan conquerors, under the reign of King Yuzdjird ; In 8 Vol., 1
The Shah Namu : being a series of heroic poems, on the ancient history of Persia, from the earliest times down to the subjugation of the persian empire by its Mohummudan conquerors, under the reign of King Yuzdiurd ; In 8 Vol., 1
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Die Spinnerinnen
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Der Vogel Simurgh
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Rustams Schlaf (Rustams Pferd Rakhsh erlegt den Löwen aus Nejestan)
Sahnama
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh)
Firdusi, Schannameh (ŠEāhnāmeh) — Die vier Getreuen Keyhusraus (Kyros der Große) finden den Tod im Gebirge
Šāh-nāme
Šāhnāma - BSB Cod.pers. 511