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. From the Fercih-ncime we learn that his name was Mehmed. He allegedly was from Germi yan. The Ferali-name is a book of the hundred hadis, written in 829/1425-1426 (249b). It is divided into 100 chapters. Each chapter consists of one hadis and a story commenting it. Literature: EI 7.90-93; KOCATÜRK 273; OM 1.294; PhTF (1964).256; TDVlA 16.461; TDEA 4.158; TM II; • J. NÉMETH, Das Ferah-nâme des İbn HatTb. Ein osmanisches Gedicht aus dem XV. Jahrhundert. In: Le Monde Orientate 13.1919. (Review: M. F. KÖPRÜLÜ, TM 2.1928); C. ÖZTÜRK, Hatiboğlu: Ferah-name, egy XV. századi oszmán-török nyelvemlék. ELTE Budapest (1984. Dok.t); İ. PARLATıR, Ferah-name. (AÜ 1971. Yit); H. ŞAHİN, Hatiboğlu Ferah-name. Dil özellikleri, metin, sözlük. (İnÜ 1993. Dok.t); H. ZÜMRÜTLER, Hatiboğlu'mın Ferah-namesi: Transkribe ve metin. (EÜ 1999. Yit). Two different copies of the manuscript are at the Koyunoğlu Museum's Library in Konya. This copy in the LHAS was written in Ramazan 928/July 1522 (250b). The work was presented to the world of science for the first time by J. N

ÉMETH (see above). For manuscripts in other collections sec: Göîz(l979), N° 25. 138 TÖRÖK O. 379 One vol.; 202 fols.; 15 lines; double columns; p.d. 175 x 110 mm, w.s. 120 x 66 mm. Leather-bound; with gilded rosette inset; with chain-pattern; flap torn out; in good condition. Paper: with watermarks; script: ta lik; ink: black; gilded headings; gilded opening heading (serlevha) with colorful decoration containing the title; broad gilded border with green line in the center on the first two pages (lb-2a); all other pages arc framed by a double gilded line; catchwords. 113