Overview for Asia

Title:
Dalā'il al-h̬ayrāt wa-sawāriq al-anwār fī d̠̠ikr al-ṣalāt 'alā al-nabī al-muh̬tār
Date:
1700-1799
Institution:
The Royal Library: The National Library of Denmark and Copenhagen University Library
Country:
Denmark
Copyright:
CC BY-NC-SA
Data Updated: 19 February 2018
Oriental Manuscripts from The Royal Library of Denmark
Collections Academic Research manuscripts oriental Manuscripts Literature Medieval History Religious Literature Philosophy Middle East Asia Multiple Eras
This dataset contains oriental manuscripts from 14th until the 20th centuries CE held at the The National Library of Denmark and Copenhagen University Library.
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Data Updated: 11 September 2017
Oriental digitised materials from the National Library of Denmark
Collections Academic Research tibet india japan iran china mongolia buddhism hinduism islam religious-literature rare-books prints drawings Manuscripts Asia Multiple Eras
This collection gathers both rare printed books and manuscripts. Featured in this collection are Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Japanese, Tibetan, Mongolian, Indian and Sinhalese manuscripts and rare printed books from Middle East and North Africa, from Iran, Mongolian prints and rare printed books, Japanese and Chinese rare printed books.
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Data Updated: 12 September 2017
Enrique Lafuente Ferrari Photographic collection
Collections Academic Research art-history Photographs Southern Europe Asia Multiple Eras
Enrique Lafuente Ferrari Photographic collection.
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Data Updated: 18 September 2017
Masterpieces of the non-Western book
Collections Academic Research India Iran Japan Korea china united-kingdom illuminations rare-books book-bindings Modern (RC) Art Buddhism Hinduism Icons Images Islam Judaism religious-literature geography poetry medicine mechanics art Manuscripts Maps Paintings Multiple languages Western Europe Asia Multiple Eras
Circa 1,800 images of some of the Bodleian Libraries most valuable and most fragile manuscripts from many cultures of the Near East and Asia.
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