Shah Namah - The king of Iran listening to music in the midst of his court, an attendant is offering him a goldfish [slides] Chester Beatty Library

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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.158 ( fol 2) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		SL3815

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Previous	MS.157 ( fol 350) Shah Namah - Rustam as he falls into the pit where he and his steed Rakhsh are impaled on lances succeeds in killing his brother Shaghad [slides]	MS.157 ( fol 481) Shah Namah - Talhand and Gau sons of Jamhur fighting for the throne, they are one thrones carried on the backs of elephants and surrounded by their armies [slides]	MS.158 ( fol 1b) Shah Namah - The king of Iran seated on a carpet under a canopy in a park crossed by a stream [slides]	MS.158 ( fol 2) Shah Namah - The king of Iran listening to music in the midst of his court, an attendant is offering him a goldfish [slides]	MS.158 ( fol 37) Shah Namah - Sam, having just recovered his son Zal from the Simurgh, is taking him back to Zabulistan [slides]	MS.158 ( fol 76 b) Shah Namah - Rustam dressed in a panther skin coat holding converse with the Iranian king Kai Ka'us [slides]	MS.158 ( fol 84 b) Shah Namah - Kai Ka'us tries to ascend to heaven on a throne borne by eagles [slides]	Next

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