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Date
1850 - 1950
Contributors
al-Nîshâpûrî, Ishaq ibn Ibrâhîm ibn Mansûr ibn Khalaf (fl. 5th [11th] cent.), Writer of accompanying material
Location
Qazvîn?
Source
New York Public Library
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