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Subcategory: Secondary Version (2)

Author:

Ahmed-i Mısrî (1) · Unknown (1) · Şeyḫ-zāde (1)

Branch of the tradition:

Book of Sindbad (8)

Adapted from:

Ahmed-i Mısrî: Forty Viziers (1) · Arabic Version A (The Seven Viziers) (1) · Forty Viziers: Ḥikāyet-i Ḳırḳ Vezīr (1)

Adapted into:

Ahmed-i Mısrî: Forty Viziers (1) · Andreopoulos Syntipas (1) · Arabic Version A1001 (Thousand and One Nights) (1) · Arabic Version A101 (Hundred and One Nights) (1) · Arabic Version A (The Seven Viziers) (1) · Şeyḫ-zāde: Forty Viziers (1)

Original language of version:

Arabic (4) · Ottoman Turkish (1) · Turkish (1)

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Place of composition:

Maghreb, Western Islamic world (1) · Turkey (1)

Date of composition:

700 - 709 (1) · 750 - 759 (1) · 900 - 909 (1) · 1400 - 1409 (1) · 1440 - 1449 (2)

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Arabic · German (High and Low German) · Hebrew · Italian · Latin · Old French · Spanish · Syriac Sindban · Turkish · Other · None

Regional or specific language of manuscript:

Maghrebi (1) · Ottoman Turkish (1) · Syriac (Serto script) (1)

Modern research literature:

Artola (1978) (2) · Ateş (1948) (2) · Barsoum, I. A,. The Scattered Pearls: A History of Syriac Literature and Sciences, 2nd revised (Piscataway, New Jersey: Gorgias Press, 2003)., p: 196. (1) · Basset (1903) (2) · Behrnauer (1851) (1) · Belcher (1987) (2) · Belletête (1812) (1) · Birinci (2014) (1) · Chauvin (1892-1922) (1) · Chraïbi (2008) (2) · Clouston (1884) (1) · Duda (1930) (2) · Fudge (2016) (2) · Gara (2024) (3) · Gaudefroy-Demombynes (1911) (2) · Gibb (1886) (3) · Gollancz, H., ‘The History of Sindbad and the Seven Wise Masters’, Transactions of the Folk-Lore Society 8 (1897), 99–130. (1) · Grotzfeld (1984) (2) · Gülsevin (1985) (1) · Haral (2020) (1) · Hüner (2023) (1) · Jernstedt, V., Mich. Andreopuli Liber Syntipae (1912). (Greek translation) (1) · Kavruk (1998) (1) · Kavruk (2003) (1) · Krönung (2016) (3) · Kızıltan (1991) (3) · Kızıltan (2002) (2) · Lacarra (2009) (2) · Lerner (2018) (2) · Macler, F., Contes syriaques. Histoire de Sindbad (1903). (1) · Marzolph (2017) (1) · Marzolph (2020) (1) · Marzolph and Chraïbi (2012) (1) · Marzolph and van Leeuwen (2004) (3) · Minets, Y., “Language of Speaking, Arguing, and Persuading: Cultural Exchange and Adaptation in Greek and Syriac Versions of the ‘History of Sindban/Syntipas’,” Das Mit- telalter 28:1 (2023), 155–171. (1) · Minov, S., (ed.), A Comprehensive Bibliography on Syriac Christianity (The Center for the Study of Christianity, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 2013) (1) · Ott (2012) (3) · Perry, Ben E.: The Origin of the Book of Sindbad. In: Fabula 3 (1960), pp. 1–94. (1) · Perry (1960) (2) · Redwan (2016) (1) · Redwan (2023) (2) · Rieu (1888) (1) · Tezcan (2014) (1) · Walther (1987) (2) · Zal (2015) (1)

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