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GENERAL INDEX'<br />
In this Index I have followed the same plan So that adapted ip, my Persian<br />
Literature under Tartar Dominion. Where numerous references occur under one<br />
heading the more important are printed in Clarendon type, which is also used for the<br />
first entry under each letter of the alphabet, and for headings under which two or<br />
mbre homonymous persons are grouped together, either in chronological order, o'r in'<br />
order of importance, or in classes (rulers, men of learning, poets, etc.). The letter b.<br />
between two names stands for Jbn (" Son of..."), and n. after the number of a p*age<br />
indicates < foot-note. The addition in parentheses of a number after a name, book,<br />
battle, or the like, indicates, if Roman, the century, if Arabic, the year of the Christian<br />
era in which the man was born (b.), flourished (fl.) or (d.) died, or in which the book<br />
was written or the battle fought. Prefixes like Aoxi ("Fattier of...") and Ibn ("Son<br />
of...") in Muhammadan, and de, le, von in European names are disregarded in the<br />
alphabetical arrangement, so that names like A^ii Sa'id, Ibn Sina, le Strange, de<br />
Slane, etc., must bp sought under S, and von Kremer under K. Titles of books<br />
t<br />
and foreign words are printed in italics, and an asterisk is prefixed to the former when<br />
they are quoted at any length in the translation or notes. A hyphen preceding a word<br />
indicates that the Arattic definite article al- *-<br />
should be prefixed to it.<br />
Abawardi (fl. 1115), 69,<br />
Ibnu'l-'Abbadi, Abu 'Asim Muhammad<br />
b. Ahmad (d. 1066), i4.n. ; orlbnu'l-<br />
'Abbadi-Wa'iz ("the Preacher") (d.<br />
Abu'l-'Abbas b. Muhtaj -i-Chaghani (x),<br />
105; Fadl b. '<br />
Abbas- Ribanjani (x),<br />
29, 114; Ma'imin b. Ma'rmin Khwarazmshdh<br />
(d. 1016), 85-7, .6a<br />
'Abbasid Caliphs, 18, 21, 23, 146-7<br />
'Abdu'l-'Aziz b. Maza (xi), no, 112;<br />
b. Husamu'd-Din 'Umar (xii), 100,<br />
112<br />
'Abdu'l-Ghaffar Khan (xix-xx), 49 n.<br />
'A\)du'l-Hamid b. Yahya b. Sa'id (viii),<br />
14, 104<br />
Abdu'llah b. Ahmad . . b. Muhtaj (x),<br />
122; Ansari, Shaykh (xi), 94, 163<br />
Abu 'Abdu'ilah Khwarazmshah, lord of<br />
Kath (d. 995), 161 ; (secretary to<br />
* Nuh I b. Nasr the Samanid, x), 105 ;<br />
Muhammad b. Ahmad b. Muhammad<br />
b. 'Arraq, king of Khwarazm (xi), 153,<br />
161 ; Qurashi (boon-companion of<br />
Tughanshah the Saljiiq, xi), 48<br />
'Abdu'l- Malik b. Niih (Samanid, x),<br />
105, 1 06; (Shafi'ite doctor, xiv), in<br />
Abu'Abdu'r-Rahman-Nili (d. 1048), 78 n.,<br />
*54<br />
'Abdu'r-Razzaq, Amir (fl. 1120), 58<br />
'Abdu'l-Wihid-Juzjani (disciple<br />
of Avi-<br />
cenna, xi), 92, ^55, 157-8<br />
Abhar, 103 l<br />
Aboard (Baward), 87, 106<br />
-Abiward^ Abu'l - Muzaffar Muhammad<br />
(x), 14, 105. See also Bawardi<br />
Achundow, Abdul-Chalig aus Baku,<br />
Die pharmakologischeit Grundsdtze des<br />
Abu Mansur Muwaffak, etc. 33n., 5611.<br />
'Adudu'd-Dawla (Buwayhid, x), Son., 90<br />
and n., 91, 154<br />
Afrasiyab, 58 ; House of , see Khaniyya^and<br />
Khaqan, House of<br />
Aghaji, Aghji, Abu'l-Hasan 'All b. Ilyas<br />
(poet, x), 29, 115<br />
Aghrddu't-Tibb by Sayyid Isma'il '<br />
Jurjani<br />
.<br />
(xii), 78/158<br />
Ahmad b. 'Abdu'llah-Khujistani (ix),<br />
27-29, 113; b. Muhammad b. 'Ab-<br />
du'1-Jalil-Sijzi (astronomer, x), 63, 86,<br />
129; b. Isma'il b. Ahmad b. Asad<br />
(Samanid, ix-x), 150; b. Abu Bakr<br />
Muhammad b. Muzaffar b. Muhtaj (y),<br />
1 22 , cf.<br />
1 1 3 ; b. Muhammad, Fakhru'd-<br />
Dawla Abu'l-Muzaffar (of the House of<br />
Muhtaj, xi), 123; b. Hasan-i-Maymandi<br />
ShamsiSl- Kufdt (Minister to<br />
Sultan Mahmiid of Ghazna, xi), 14,<br />
20-21, 55-6,