Natsichhatil-Moŭlouki, or a tract containing the edification of virtue to all kings ...
Publisher: British Library
Published: 2003
Place of publication: London]
Language: mul; ara; eng
Format: [microform]
Other titles: Guide to kings
Notes: Title from guide.

"... being a true guide, shewing to all Moŭhhamadanish kings and regents & c. how young or ignorant that they be after being enthroned and come to sovereign government, how they all their life time religiously shall behave themselves and without or being solicitous, perfectly to govern their kingdoms, interlaced with all sorts of histories and sentences of learned men, taken out of all books and first composed in the Persian language and afterwards translated into the Arabick and Malajouish by Imam-ghazali and Hhadji ismael and in both languages characterally written and translated into English by Ja. Walker, 1701."

The work is divided into 2 parts or volumes, the first containing Arabic text and the second containing the Emglish translation.