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