Dvě arabské pohádky s nesložitým dějem. První vypráví o dvou čtverácích, kteří se snaží jeden druhého přelstít a nakonec se v dobrém rozdělí o nečekaně získané bohatství. Druhá líčí, jak chytrá kovářova dcera přelstila kupce a stala se pak jeho ženou.
This book contains publications of the Princeton Expedition to Abyssinia. It details the experiences and observations of the expedition members while in Abyssinia. It is an intriguing read for those interested in historical expeditions and African history.
This volume offers a collection of modern Arabic tales, presented in their original Arabic text. The stories are selected and edited by Enno Littmann, a renowned scholar of Arabic literature. The tales offer fascinating insights into the literary traditions and cultural heritage of the Arab world, and are an important resource for anyone interested in Arabic literature, language, and culture.
Studies Concerning The Languages, Literature, And History Of Abyssinia (1904)
The significance of this book lies in its value to literature, recognized by academicians and scholars alike. It serves as a vital knowledge base for future generations. To honor its original publication, the book is presented in its authentic print format, intentionally retaining any marks or annotations to preserve its historical integrity.
Studies Concerning the Languages, Literature, and History of Abyssinia
Exploring Abyssinian literature, this collection features works in both English and Ge'ez, highlighting significant texts such as the Legend of the Queen of Sheba and the Ethiopic Version of the Octateuch. Edited by Enno Littmann and J. Oscar Boyd, it provides valuable textual notes and insights into the age and significance of the Haverford Manuscript. The hard-to-find third volume enhances the study of Abyssinian culture, making it an essential resource for scholars and students interested in this rich literary tradition.
The ancient Ethiopian capital at Aksum in Tigray is one of Africa's most spectacular archaeological sites. During the first seven centuries AD, it was the metropolis of a major civilisation whose influence extended far beyond its homeland. The first and only comprehensive attempt at recording Aksum's monuments - huge carved stelae, the foundations of elaborate stone palaces, and underground tombs - was made in 1906 by the Deutsche Aksum-Expedition and the results were published in 1913. This book is a translation of their report, now extremely rare, with a chapter on more recent discoveries.
Der Insel Verlag bietet in dieser Ausgabe den unverfälschten und ungekürzten Text in der schon beinahe klassischen Übersetzung von Enno Littmann. Selten hat ein Werk der Weltliteratur seine Leser derart fasziniert wie 'Die Erzählungen aus den Tausendundein Nächten'. Schlägt man einen der Bände irgendwo auf, so ist man sofort verzaubert, entrückt in ein Reich der schrankenlosen Phantasie, gleichsam geführt von einer beschwörenden Stimme des Erzählers, die uns in den geheimnisvollen Orient lockt...
