Abstract
Abstract This article discusses some manuscripts copied and described by E. W. West in his Notebooks held at the Royal Asiatic Society, with special reference to the texts contained in the Pahlavi codex MK.
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In the field of Iranian Studies Edward William West ( – ) is well known for his contributions to the study of Zoroastrian literature in Middle Persian (Pahlavi)
In what follows I propose to discuss manuscripts copied and described by West in his notebooks, with special reference to the texts contained in the Pahlavi codex MK.3
I am delighted to dedicate this article to François de Blois, who has spent a good part of his career at the Royal Asiatic Society as a Research Fellow working on his invaluable Bio-Bibliographical Survey of Persian Literature
Summary
In the field of Iranian Studies Edward William West ( – ) is well known for his contributions to the study of Zoroastrian literature in Middle Persian (Pahlavi). In what follows I propose to discuss manuscripts copied and described by West in his notebooks, with special reference to the texts contained in the Pahlavi codex MK.3 I am delighted to dedicate this article to François de Blois, who has spent a good part of his career at the Royal Asiatic Society as a Research Fellow working on his invaluable Bio-Bibliographical Survey of Persian Literature.
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