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Qilij Tamgha'j Kha"n (reigned 1095-1 101),
119, 126, 127.
Qiwa'mtt'l-Mulk.Nizamu'd-Dfn Abu Nasr
,.t Hitfatu'llaTi (xi), 51 n., 117
Quadrapartite of Ptolemy, 165
Qubddhiya"n, 39 n.
i-Sangin, 28
Abu Rid b. 'Abdu's-Salam of Nish^pdr
(fl. iij6- 7 ), 9
Ridi-quK Khatu Htddyat (xix). See
Farhang-i- Anjuman-ara, Majma-
'u'1-Fusaha
Rieu, Dr*Jh. (Bri.ish Mvseum Arabic,
Persian and Turkish Catalogues), 14 n.,
54 n., 62 n., 63 n., 79 n., 129, 136 n.,
158, 163
Abu Rija, Shah (poet), 30, 117;
Ahmad b. 'Abdu's-Samad-'Abidi
(fl. 1 1 10-1 in: his grand father was also
called Abu Rija'), 36
Rosen, Baron Victor , 134
Ross, Sir E. Denison , 24 n., 134, 137
Rudagf (the earliest celebrated Persian
poet, x), 14, 29, 32, 34-6, 113-4, 121
Rudbar, Gate of at Tus, 59
Ruknu'd-Dawla (Buwayhid, ,*), 91 n.,
Rum (Asia Minor), Saljiiqs of
Riina, 117
Rustam, 36
Sabaeans, 148 and n.
-Sabi, 14, i54n.
Sabuktigfn. See Subuktigin
Sabzawar, 29 n.
125
Sachau, Dr E. , 36 n., 62 n., 85 n.,
88 n., 128, 129, I53n. See also under
-Atharu'l-Baqiya and -Bininl
de Sacy, S. , 109
Sadaqa b. Mazyad, " King of the Arabs,"
73
Sad Bab of -Sajzi (on Astronomy), 62,
129; of Abu Sahl-Masihf (on Medicine),
79, 155
Abu Sa'd b. Hindu of Isfahan, ZaynuV
Mulk (d. 1112-3), 36; Jarrah, Amir
(fl.
1 1 12-3), 71
Sa'dl of Shfraz, io6 a 139
Sadr-i-Jahan, 110-112. See Burhan,
House of of whom bore
,
^several
this name, while one (in, 1. ,12) was
nicknamed Sadr-i-Jahannam
Sadru'd-Din Muhammad b. Muzaffar
(grandson of Nizamu'1-Muik, d. 1117-
8), 72
Saffarid dynasty (867-900), 1 28 and n.,
113. See also under 'Am r, Layth aai
Ya'qub
Saghanf, Saghaniya'n. See Chaghanf,
Chagha\iiyan
Siigharchi. See under Najjar, supra
Sagzi (or Sajzi or Sijazi,
Sistan, g.v.), 40
Sahib. See Isma'fl b. 'Abbdd l
Sahl b. -Hasan, 114. Probably an error
a native of <
for Shahfd b. -Husayn of Balk^j, q.v.
Abu Sahl -Masfhi (Avicenna's master,
d. 1000), 79 and n. , 85-7, 128, 155;
Sa'fd, see -Nili