I. Parlatir , Gy. Hazai , B. Kellner-Heinkele (comp.): Catalogue of the Turkish Manuscripts in the Library of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Catalogue - II. Literature

^4 ^LJÁ jl (64b) Jililjj The Dastan-ı geyik is a further example of religious legends told among the people. It is preceded by Mevludü'n-Nebi (1 b—

18b), Hikâyet-i selâsil (19b38b) and Kissa-i Ibrahim (39b—51b) and followed by Hikâyet-i hatun (64b68b) and Kıssa-i Ömer (68b-93b). 123 TÖRÖK O. 31 (Work N° V in the manuscript) Fols. 64b-68b; 13 lines; double columns; p.d. 212 x 153 mm, w.s. 175 x 110 mm. Leatherbound; with rosette inset; in good condition. Paper: without watermarks; script: nesih; ink: black; catchwords. Hikâyet-i hâtûn (jjkLk (64b) Begins: JJ »jjj-uı <ux5 (_5AjjIJ (64b) 3>J4JS oj^l I-JJJ->J (_j->4jj Ends: JJ^J JJJI JI5JLI ^jjJJ ^JJ (68b) 3-44 Lj jj jilijSjl This anonymous religious legend was copied by Hasan Efendi (68b). It is preceded by the risale s Mevlûdii'n-Nebi (lb—18b), Hikâyet-i selâsil (19b— 38b), Kıssa-i Ibrahim (39b—

51 b) and Dastan-ı geyik (55b-64b) and followed by the Kıssa-i Ömer (68b-93b). 124 TÖRÖK O. 31 (Work N° II in the manuscript) Fols. 19b—38b; 17 lines; double columns; 212 x 153 mm, 160 x 108 mm. Leather-bound; with rosette inset; in good condition. Paper: without watermarks; script: nesih; ink: black; catchwords. (Religious legend) 101