Title: Lughāt-i mus̱allas̱-i ʿArabī; The vocabulary of triliteral Arabic roots are incorporated into Persian verse. The work ends on page 9. Author is unknown.Title: Bahrām va Gulandām; The work appears to be incomplete.
Unbound.Text is followed by biographical accounts of Nūr Jahān Baygum and Zīb al-Nisā Baygum (ff. 11v-14r).Copied in the hand of Aḥmad on March 20, 1849 for an American named Idavārd Hāl Ṣāḥib (Edward Hall?) (ff. 11r).MS Persian 92. Houghton Library, Harvard University.In Persian.
Commentary by Mehmed Murad Nakşbendi. Cf. İstanbul Üniversitesi Kütüphanesi Türkçe basmalar alfabe kataloğu, v. 2 (1956), p. 772.In Ottoman Turkish; poems in Persian.
Written in one column (in black and red ink) and two columns (in red ink), 29 lines per page.With 19 miniatures in color, of which 9 are portraits of the Mogul emperors, from Timur to Mohammad Shah.Two ownership statements on folio 1r signed al-Yadghar Shāh (dated 1118 AH 1706 or 1707 CE) and Muḥammad Saʻīd (dated 1120 AH 1708 or 1709 CE). Manuscript dated 1135 AH 1722 or 1723 CE.Bound in original morocco, gilt.In a pull-off case, 22 cm.MS Persian 62. Houghton Library, Harvard University.