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Note 12 — II

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The Anwar-i suhaili, or the lights of Canopus, being the Persian version of the fables of Bilpay, or the book, Kalilâh and Damnah, rendered into Persian by Husain Váiz U-L-Kashifi litteraly translated by E. B. Eatswick. Hertford, 1854.

Specimen Sapientice Indorum veterum, id est Liber Ethico-politicus pervetustus, dictas Arabice Kalilat ue Demnah, Graece Stephanites et Ichnelates, nunc primum Graece ex ms. cod. Holsteniano prodit cum versione latina, opera S. G. Starkii (Berlin, 1697).

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