ULUGH BEG, ibn Shahrukh. [Persian] sive tabulae long. ac lat. stellarum fixarum...Ex tribus...collatis MSS Persicis jam primum...commentariis illustravit, Thomas Hyde, Oxford: Henry Hall for Richard Davis, 1665. 4°, title in red and black, printed in Latin and Persian, woodcut diagram (edges browned throughout). EDITIO PRINCEPS of this important Persian astronomical work by the nephew of Tamerlane. Wing U23; Madan 2724. [Bound with:] ULUGH BEG, ibn Shahrukh. Epochae celebriores astronomis, historicis, chronologis...usitatae ex traditione Ulug Beigi...Et commentariis illustravit Johannes Gravius, London: J. Flesher for Cornelius Bee, 1650. 4°, printed in Latin and Persian, 4 folding leaves (in the collation) (lacks A1, blank or half-title?). Wing U24. [And:] ISMA'IL ibn' Ali. Chorasmiae, et Mawaralnahrae, hoc est, regionum extra fluvium Oxum descriptio, London: [no printer], 1650, 4°, title in red and black, printed in Latin and Persian. Wing I1073. 3 works in one volume, 19th-century half roan by Abdul Gaffoor of Allahabad (slightly worn).

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ULUGH BEG, ibn Shahrukh. [Persian] sive tabulae long. ac lat. stellarum fixarum...Ex tribus...collatis MSS Persicis jam primum...commentariis illustravit, Thomas Hyde, Oxford: Henry Hall for Richard Davis, 1665. 4°, title in red and black, printed in Latin and Persian, woodcut diagram (edges browned throughout). EDITIO PRINCEPS of this important Persian astronomical work by the nephew of Tamerlane. Wing U23; Madan 2724. [Bound with:] ULUGH BEG, ibn Shahrukh. Epochae celebriores astronomis, historicis, chronologis...usitatae ex traditione Ulug Beigi...Et commentariis illustravit Johannes Gravius, London: J. Flesher for Cornelius Bee, 1650. 4°, printed in Latin and Persian, 4 folding leaves (in the collation) (lacks A1, blank or half-title?). Wing U24. [And:] ISMA'IL ibn' Ali. Chorasmiae, et Mawaralnahrae, hoc est, regionum extra fluvium Oxum descriptio, London: [no printer], 1650, 4°, title in red and black, printed in Latin and Persian. Wing I1073. 3 works in one volume, 19th-century half roan by Abdul Gaffoor of Allahabad (slightly worn).