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Iyar - I - Danish - Maymun warns the king of the bears that the apes have taken refuge in a desert, where they are collecting an army in order to take their revenge and advises him to attack them unexpectedly in their place of refuge [slides] Chester Beatty Library

By: Series: Chester Beatty collectionPublication details: Dublin Chester Beatty LibraryDescription: 1 Slide Col.,ill 35mmSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • MS.4 (42)
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Slide Unit Series Slide Unit Series Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts MS.4 (42) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available SL2923
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MS.4 (39) Iyar - I - Danish - A bear, having wandered down from the stony mountains, finds a troop of apes living at ease among fruit-bearing trees [slides] MS.4 (40) Iyar - I - Danish - Fighting between bears and apes [slides] MS.4 (41) Iyar - I - Danish - The story of apes and bears [slides] MS.4 (42) Iyar - I - Danish - Maymun warns the king of the bears that the apes have taken refuge in a desert, where they are collecting an army in order to take their revenge and advises him to attack them unexpectedly in their place of refuge [slides] MS.4 (43) Iyar - I - Danish - Maymun leads the army of the bears farther and farther into the desert, until they all die of thirst and are burnt up by the fiery blast of the hot wind [slides] MS.4 (44) Iyar - I - Danish - Crows destroy the owls by heaping up dry sticks in front of the cave in which the owls collect during the day, and setting the sticks on fire, so that that the owls are either burnt by the fire or smothered by the smoke [slides] MS.4 (45) Iyar - I - Danish - The sparrows have built their nest on the roof of a house and hatched their young in it [slides]

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

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