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

Begins: 1--jl I j o-, jl 1 <JJ I 1111 Jjl JJJJ jJftjjl ajjJjl (19b) Jjl Jjl joljl >i JJ Jjl Jjl Ends: oyC La oyLt La U O>LC La (38b) JL Jjj ^tlftino oljiLua Jjj This anonymous religious legend in verse was written by ÖMER EFENDİ (38b) in 1170/1756-1757. It is preceded by the risale Mevlûdü'n-Nebi (lb-18b) and followed by Kıssa-i İbrahim (39b—

5lb), Dastan-ı geyik (55b-64b), Hikâyet-i hatun (64b-68b) and Kıssa-i Ömer (68b-93b). 125 TÖRÖK O. 9 Fourty-ninc fols.; 13 lines; double columns; p.d. 217 x 165 mm, w.s. 153 x 102 mm. Without binding; tattered; in bad condition. Paper: with watermarks; script: nesih; ink: black; catchwords. (The story of Temîm-dâr) Begins: 4 ju Jjl <E a jjl jyjl Yjl (131b) ftjftjaLâ jjLI OJXU (jiJj Ends: iSi>i JJ^ J

J "LLLja ^yE-lj (178b) (jfj JJ-^J^ Jİ^

ŞJ

' This story in prose of an unknown author is a version of the Temim Dari-yi Ansari ba-cinniyan story in the well-known collection Ferec ba'de's-şidde <see N° 320>. There were many stories connected with the person of Temimü'd-Dari (d. 40/660), who was one of the companions of the Prophet. They served as source for the author, who was able to create a new version of the story. In the opening heading (

serlevha

) the following passage is to be read: YU <UI JJ ^ ULL^ IÁA

. Original folio numeration: 130-198. The end is missing. No colophon. 102