APPENDIX, N°II1. 403 
r.ivas 
150. u^)J ^'^J • -^5 
A Translation of the Law of Inheritance. 
151. ^^jL ^^j l^^j] c^-'^i ^j^ . . 260 
The Spirit of Commentaries. [A Commen{ary on the same 
law.] 
152. Jl)A=- ^U ^,yl5 180 
A Tract on the Feudal Law of the Turks. 
153. ^Uj\ ^5*^ ^^15 180 
The Regulations of the Ajem-Oghlans. 
154. ^Ul! ^ -fuU^ U^J 180 
A Translation of "The Advantages derived from Knowledge 
of the Law," [Al Fik-h comprehends nil pr.ictical 
duties, whether social or religious. Encykl. Uebersicht, 
671. D' Herb. 343. b.] 
155. *--^,r^ «*A* '^'^y ^^ 
A Translation of " The Exalted Law." 
150. t_fjuu« lojj^ j-^sjJ^^ .... 110 
An Abridgement of the Monteha, by the Sayyid. [Probably 
Jorjani's Commentary on the ^,*Ju.^I -olscujl 
Jj^l J J^^Jl jjx ^ J^V^ Jl^l, by Ibnu'I- 
Hajib.] 
157. ^5-^l^/Jl ^j:^^ kJ^ J^"^ '^J • 1^^^ 
A Translation" of the Multeka, by Ali'I-Khiiiri of Kutahyeh 
(Cotyaeum). [The best account of the Multeka is 
given in the "Tableau de I'Empire Ottoman by Mu- 
radgea d'Ohsson," I. 23. 8vo. ed. and Hammer's Osma- 
aischen Reichs Staatsverfassung, I. 10. See also DePey- 
sonnel's Remarks, on De Tott, (p. 46, Eng. Trans.) and 
DHerl. (520. b. dJouJ ' ^J> ^s ^^1 ^^jiiLo 
is the complete title. Al Haj Ali Al Halebi, a scholar 
of the author's, is the Commentator mentioned by 
Peysonnel: he died A.H. 967.] 
