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|Has Text Language=Syriac
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|Has Regional Language=Syriac (Serto script)
|Has Regional Language=Syriac (Serto script)
|Has Modern Research Literature=Barsoum (2003); Macler (1903); Gollancz (1987)
|Has Modern Research Literature=Barsoum (2003); Macler (1903); Gollancz (1987); Minov (2013); Minets (2023); Jernstedt (1912)
|Has Modern Edition=David Taylor (in progress as of 2025)
|Has Modern Edition=David Taylor (in progress as of 2025)
|Has Note=See especially: Barsoum p. 196; Gollancz 99-130.
|Has Note=See especially: Barsoum p. 196; Gollancz 99-130.
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Revision as of 12:53, 14 January 2026

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Identification & General Information

Title
ܟܬܒܐ ܕܣܢܕܒܢ (The Book of Sindban)

Tradition & Lineage

Branch of the tradition
Book of Sindbad
Adapted from (version)
Arabic Version A (The Seven Viziers)
Adapted into (version)
Andreopoulos Syntipas

Recorded Secondary Versions

Connected Manuscripts

 Has LanguageHas LocationHas Date Range Of Production

Language & Composition

Regional or specific language of version
Syriac (Serto script)


Date of Composition


Modern Scholarship & Editions

Modern research literature
Barsoum (2003), Macler (1903), Gollancz (1987), Minov (2013), Minets (2023), Jernstedt (1912)
Modern Editions
David Taylor (in progress as of 2025)

Notes & Commentary

Note
See especially: Barsoum p. 196; Gollancz 99-130.

Pattern of Embedded Stories in This Version


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