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Mir'ât Az-Zamân (A.H. 495–654), a facsimile reproduction of MS. Yale No. 136 of the Landberg Collection. Edited with Introduction by J. R. Jewett, Ph.D., Professor of Arabic Language and Literature in the University of Chicago. (University of Chicago Press, 1907.)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 March 2011
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1 In the Mir'āt az-Zamān, facsimile reproduction of the MS. Yale 136, the text should, apparently, run as follows:—
The opening words of this last sentence seem misplaced, or something has dropped out, but the subject continues the same, viz., the succession of the iufant son of Riḅwān of Ḥalab with Lū'lū' as regent.