Revised translation of the Chahár maqála ("Four discourses") of Niámí-i'Arúí of Samarqand, followed by an abridged translation of Mírzá Muammad's notes to the Persian text

Revised translation of the Chahár maqála ("Four discourses") of Niámí-i'Arúí of Samarqand, followed by an abridged translation of Mírzá Muammad's notes to the Persian text

by Nim 'Arz

Book 11 of "E.J.W. Gibb memorial" series --

1921

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