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Formerly  in  the  Hazine of the  Topkapi Palace           14.  Two  folios from  a  Koran
   (Istanbul  1983,  E. 269)                                  Transcribed  by Abdullah  Sayrafi  in  745  (1344/1345);  illuminated by
                                                              Kara  Memi in  962  (1554/1555); bound  by Mehmed  Çelebi in  963
   10.  Frontispiece  from  a collection  of religious texts  (1555/1556);  additional  text  written  by Hasan in 984  (1556/1557);
   Transcribed  by Ahmed  Karahisari c.  1540-1550            prepared  for the  treasury  of Rüstem  Pa§a
   Original  stamped  and  gilded binding with  paper-lined doublures.  Modern  binding.  Arabic text;  330 folios  with  15 lines written  in
   Arabic text;  15  folios  with  13 lines written in  gold and black  nesih;  illuminated  folios  at beginning  and end  (fols,  la,  lb-2a,  2b-
   muhakkak,  nesih,  and  sülüs; contains the  Enam  Suresi  from  the  3a, 329-330a, and  330b), chapter  headings,  marginal  ornaments,
   Koran  (VI: 1-165;  fols.  2b-12a), prayers  (fol. 12b); selections from  and  verse  stops;  gold marginal  decorations  on  folios  3b-4a;
   the  Hadis (fols.  13a-13b), and  the  Kaside-i  Burda  (fols.  14b-15a);  notation  on first folio  gives dates  and  names  of artists and  patron
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   signatures  of Karahisari on  folios  12b and  15a         22.7  x  16.0  (8 /i6  x  6 /io)
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   50.0  x  35.0  (19 /i6  X  13 /i6>                         Istanbul, Topkapi  Sarayí Müzesi, E.H. 49,  folios  329b-330a
   Istanbul, Turk  ve islam  Eserleri Müzesi,  1443,  folios  lb-2a  Formerly  in  the  Emanet  Hazinesi of the  Topkapi Palace
   Transferred  from  the  Library of the  Aya  Sofya  Mosque,  1914  (Karatay  1962-1969, no.  141;  Yagmurlu  1973, figs. 23 and  24;  Atil
   (Ünver  1948;  Akurgal  et al  1966,  218;  Washington  1966, no.  179;  1986, fig. 9; Tamndi  1986, figs. 1-8)
   Yazir  1972-1974, vol.  2,  figs.  181 and  182; Aksoy  1977,  125, 128,
   and  129;  Safadi  1978,  fig.  149;  Lowry  1982,  no.  183;  Istanbul  1983,  15.  Stamped  and  gilded  leather  binding  from  a  Tefsir  (Tefsir-i
   E.  60;  Frankfurt  1985,  vol. 2,  no.  1/76)             Mevahib-i  Aliye)
                                                              Manuscript  transcribed  by ibn  Refieddin  Fazlullah et-Tebrizi in  20
   11.  Two  folios  from  an  album  of calligraphy          Receb  925  (18 July  1519)  in  Istanbul
   Transcribed  by Ahmed  Karahisari in  960  (1552/1553)     Persian  text;  380  folios  with  27 lines written  in talik;  illuminated
   Original  stamped  and  gilded leather  binding.  Arabic text;  22  folios  serlevha  (fol. Ib)  and  section  headings;  colophon  with  date,  name
   with  3 lines written  sideways  in gold and  black nesih  and  sülüs;  of artist,  and  city on  folio  380a
   prayers  at the beginning  (fols.  lb-2a);  alphabetic studies  (fols.  3b-  32.7  X  24.0  (12 /s  X  9 /i 6)
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    18a); backs  of folios blank;  colophon with name  of calligraphier  on  Istanbul,  Topkapi  Sarayí Müzesi, A. 21
   folio  20a;  date  on  folio  22a;  seal  of Ahmed  III on  folio  Ib  Formerly  in the  Library of Ahmed  III in  the  Topkapi Palace
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   38.0  X  26.2  (15  X  10 /i 6)                            (Karatay  196la, no.  5)
   Istanbul,  Topkapi  Sarayí Müzesi, A. 3654,  folios  lb-2a
   Formerly  in  the  Library of Ahmed  III in  the  Topkapi Palace  16.  Stamped  and  gilded  leather binding  from  a Koran
    (Sanat  1982,  132)                                       Manuscript  transcribed  by Argun Kamili in  706 (1306/1307);
                                                              illuminated  and  bound  mid-sixteenth  century
    12.  Illuminated  serlevha  from  a book  of daily prayers  (Evrad  Arabic text;  102 folios  with  5 lines written  in  sülüs;  contains
   el-Usbu)                                                   chapters  I, VI, XVIII,  XXXIV,  and  XXXV;  illuminated  serlevha
   Transcribed  by Hasan b. Ahmed  Karahisari in  974  (1566/1567)  (fols.  lb-2a), field around  the  text  on  all folios,  chapter  headings,
   Dedicated  to  Sultan  Selim II                            and  verse  stops
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   Modern  binding.  Arabic text;  7 folios  with  9 to  14 lines written  in  32.5  X  25.8  (12 / 4  X  lOl/io)
   alternating  muhakkak,  nesih, and  sülüs;  gold-speckled  margins;  Istanbul, Topkapi Sarayí Müzesi, E.H. 222
   illuminated  dedication  (fols.  lb-2a), serlevha  (fols. 2b-3a),  chapter  Formerly  in  the  Emanet  Hazinesi of the  Topkapi Palace
   headings,  panels  inserted  into  the  text,  and  verse  stops;  colophon  (Karatay  1962-1969,  no.  135; Tamndi  1986,  figs.  12 and  13)
   with  date  and  name  of calligraphier on  folios  6b and  7a
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    36.2  X  25.7  (14 / 4  X  lO'/s)                          17.  Stamped  and  gilded  leather  binding  from a  small  Koran
   Istanbul, Topkapi  Sarayí Müzesi, E.H.  1077,  folios 2b-3a  Manuscript transcribed  mid-sixteenth century
    Formerly  in  the  Emanet  Hazinesi of the  Topkapi Palace  Arabic text;  unpaginated,  16  lines written  in gubari;  illuminated
    (Karatay  1962-1969, no.  5636;  Derman  1970, fig. 18; Derman  serlevha
    1982,  pis.  9 and  10)                                    5.7  x  5.0  (2'/ 4  x  2)
                                                              Istanbul, Topkapi  Sarayí Müzesi,  E.H. 522
    13.  Illuminated  serlevha  from part  two  of a Koran  (11:142-  Formerly  in  the  Emanet  Hazinesi of the  Topkapi  Palace
    252)                                                       (Karatay  1962-1969, no.  638;  Istanbul  1983,  E. 66)
    Transcribed  by Yakut el-Mustasimi in  681  (1282/1283); illuminated
    and bound  mid-sixteenth  century                          18a.  Lacquered binding  from  a Hadis
    Stamped  and  gilded  leather  binding with filigree doublures. Arabic  Manuscript transcribed by Abdülhayf Ali  c.  1540
    text;  50 folios  with  5 lines written  in muhakkak;  illuminated  Dedicated  to  §ehzade  Mehmed
    serlevha  (fols.  lb-2a)  and field around  the  text;  gold  marginal  Persian text;  8 folios  with  13 lines written  in kaati tevkii and  talik;
    drawings  on  all folios; colophon  with  date  and  name  of calligraphier  illuminated  serlevha  (fols.  lb-2a), panels within text, verse stops,
    on  folio  50a                                             and  diacritics; gold-speckled marbled  margins; colophon  with
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    34.0  X  23.2  (13 /s  X  9Vs)                             dedication  and  name of calligraphier  on  folio  8b
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    Istanbul, Topkapi  Sarayí Müzesi,  E.H. 227, folios  lb-2a  24.5  X  15.0  (9 /s  X  5 /.6>
    Formerly  in the  Emanet  Hazinesi of the  Topkapi Palace  Istanbul, Topkapi Sarayí Müzesi, E.H. 2851
    (Karatay  1962-1969, no. 99)                               Formerly  in  the  Emanet Hazinesi  of the  Topkapi Palace
                                                               (Sanat  1982,  134; Istanbul  1983,  E.  61;  Tamndi  1984,  figs.  13  and
                                                               14;  Atil  1986,  fig.  36)
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