Iyar - I - Danish - A king in order to punish them for the sin of envy, orders the head of one to be cut of, the second to be stripped of his clothes and driven bare foot and bare headed into the desert, and the third to be covered with pitch and left to perish miserably [slides] Chester Beatty Library

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Series: Chester Beatty collectionPublication details: Dublin Chester Beatty LibraryDescription: 1 Slide Col.,ill 35mmSubject(s):

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Slide Unit Series	Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts	MS.4 (3) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		SL2884

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Previous	Chester Beatty f 286-287 v Nujum Al Ulum [slides]	MS.4 (1) Iyar - I - Danish - A painter in Kashmir having fallen in love with the wife of his neighbour [slides]	MS.4 (2) Iyar - I - Danish - A king, while hunting comes across three persons of envious disposition [slides]	MS.4 (3) Iyar - I - Danish - A king in order to punish them for the sin of envy, orders the head of one to be cut of, the second to be stripped of his clothes and driven bare foot and bare headed into the desert, and the third to be covered with pitch and left to perish miserably [slides]	MS.4 (4) Iyar - I - Danish - Kalilah and Dimnah are two jackals in the service of the king, the lion [slides]	MS.4 (5) Iyar - I - Danish, The lion addressing the animals who are to conduct the trial of Dimnah [slides]	MS.4 (6) Iyar - I - Danish, An in competent physician, who through his ignorance has caused the death of the king's daughter by administering to her poison instead of a healing medicine, is made to drink the rest of the poison himself, he is represented as dying in agonies on the ground [slides]	Next

IGNCA slide collection, cross reference Chester Beatty Library - A catalogue of the manuscripts and miniatures vol. - 1 ,p.4-16

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