File:A compendium of four treatises by Jamshid al-Kashi (d.1429) and Qadi al-Zade al-Rumi (d.1437), Persia, Qazvin, Safavid, dated 1560.jpg

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English: A COMPENDIUM OF FOUR TREATISES BY JAMSHID AL-KASHI (D.1429 AD) AND QADI AL-ZADE AL-RUMI (D.1437 AD), PERSIA, QAZVIN, SAFAVID, DATED 967 AH/1560 AD Arabic manuscript on paper, 86 leaves, written in fine black naskh script, titles and important sentences in red, blue and gold thuluth or nasta’liq, ruled in gold and blue, numerous diagrams and charts throughout, the margins with dense commentaries in black and red naskh, in fine Safavid gilt binding decorated with animals among vegetation, the doublures with fine gold filigree against a polychrome ground
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