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Autograph (see fol. 7a) list of books read and ijāzah received with mention of the name of the teachers and of the year (see fol. 7a, 8a), followed by a short excerpt from what is described on a modern label pasted on fol. 1a as being Kitāb al-ṣamt wa-ādāb al-lisān by Ibn Abī al-Dunyā (d. 894).
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- [Damascus?, 1395 or 1396]
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- Arabic
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- Muslim scholars—Certification—Syria—Damascus—History—14th century—Sources
- Muslim scholars—Certification—History—14th century—Sources
- Muslims—Syria—Damascus—Intellectual life—History—14th century—Sources
- Manuscripts, Arabic—New Jersey—Princeton
- Damascus (Syria)—Intellectual life—History—14th century—Sources
- Autographs (manuscripts)—Syria—Damascus—14th century
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