• أباطيل العالم / Diego de Estella
  • Iḥtiqār abāṭil al-ʻālam / Diego de Estella

Curatorial Note:
  • Part four of the Vanities of the World, originally written by the Franciscan monk Diego de Estella (Didacus Stella, d. 1578) in Spanish, was translated into Arabic by A.M. Corjade and Antonius al-Baduwani. This volume on Christian ethics was produced at the second Arabic movable type press established in the Islamic world, located at the Monastery of St. John the Baptist in Shuwayr, Lebanon.
Collections:
  • Early Arabic printed works
  • Treasures of Rare Book Division
  • Early Arabic Printed Works, Christian Theory
  • Printed Rare Books at PUL
Language:
  • Arabic
Call number:
  • N-000755
Extent:
  • 583 pages ; 23 cm
Format:
  • Book
Description:
  • Title and publication information based on Graf's Geschichte der christlichen arabischen Literatur (1944-1953), v. 4, p. 184: Iḥtiqār abāṭil al-ʻālam. 4 Bde., Deir aš-Šuwair, 1739-1740.
Subject:
  • Christian life—Catholic authors
  • Worldliness
Title sort:
  • Iḥtiqār abāṭil al-ʻālam / Diego de Estella.
Created:
  • 1740-01-01T00:00:00Z
Date:
  • 1740
Location:
  • EX N-000755
Identifier:
  • ark:/88435/8910jz62j
Edm rights:
  • No Known Copyright
Range label:
  • Logical
Contributor:
  • Ventayol, Raphael, active 1710
  • Corgiada, Alonzo Miguel
Author:
  • Estella, Diego de, 1524-1578
Publisher:
  • [Lebanon] : [Dayr al-Shuwayr], 1740.
References:
  • Graf, G. Geschichte der christlichen arabischen Literatur, 1944-1953, v. 4, p. 184
Creator:
  • Estella, Diego de, 1524-1578
Text language:
  • Text translated from Spanish.
Uniform title:
  • Vanidad del mundo. Arabic
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