Skimming Manuscripts (8)

In the form of the eighth article of a series of publications titled “Skimming Manuscripts”, the author has scrutinized the texts of several manuscripts. These texts are as follow:
Sultān Muhammad Khudābande’s aphorisms
Looting a library in Isfahan by Manoochehr khān-e
Gorji, and finding those books after sixty years
A note by son of the chief of the entire country of
Khorāsān in 1308 AH about raining and the decrease
of the grain price
Mughal Sultans who were defender of wisdom
Shah Sultan Hussein’s Waqfnāme
Qazvīn’s ruined school
The area of the residential quarter (measuring the
environment during the time of Ma›mun Abbasi)
Muhammad Taqi Majlisi’s stand about the stories of
Rostam and Esfandiār
In the days of Safavid, Honood and Transoxiana
inhabitants of Medina annoyed Shiites
When Mullā Muhammad Taqi-e Majlesi learns about
the news of Shah Abbās and killing of his son in an
old book
Breaking of the Indian idols by the command of
Majlesi in Isfahan
A wonderful story and cosmography literature
A short note on the history of the text correction
A writing on a stone which came from under the lake
in Shooshtar in 1102
Shah Ismaiel’s ruling over Tabrīz
Judging the foreign archeologists 115 years ago