Acta Orientalia 48. (1995)

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INDEX Klára Agyagási, Das Wort für Tauchente im Wolgagebiet.......................................................... 261 Gábor Ágoston, Karamania, the Anti-Ottoman Christian Diplomacy and the Non-Existing. Hungarian-Karamanid Diplomatic Relations of 1428 ....................................................... 267 Imre Baski, About the Turkish Dialect of Deliorman..................................................................... 275 Ildikó Bellér-Hahn, The ‘Laz Songs’ Revisited: Oral Tradition in North-East Turkey ......... 291 Árpád Berta, Neue Lesungs- und Deutungsvorschläge für die Inschrift Tonuquq ................... 313 Bibliography of Zsigmond Telegdi...................................................................................................... 9 Bibliography of Zsuzsa Kakuk ............................................................................................................ 251 István Borzsák, The ‘Orientalist’ Escapades of a Classical Scholar........................................... 15 Mary Boyce, The Absorption of the fravasis into Zoroastrianism................................................ 25 J. T. P. DE Bruun, Between Hammer and Browne: Hermann Ethé as a Historian of Persian Literature .................................................................................................................................... 37 Éva Ágnes Csató-Lars Johanson, Zur Silbenharmonie des Nordwest-Karaimischen........... 329 Éva Csáki, István Mándoky’s Unpublished Tatar Wordlist from Bulgaria................................. 321 Géza Dávid, János Balassi and his Turkish Connections ............................................................... 339 Vladimir Drimba, Les matériaux linguistiques salars de F. Grenard........................................... 347 PÁL Fodor, How to Forge Documents? (A Case of Corruption within the Ottoman Bureau­cracy around 1590)................................................................................................................... 383 Foreword (Éva M. Jeremiás) ............................................................................................................... 7 Bert G. Fragner, Zur Geschichte des Stammes der Bigdelis im Spiegel ihrer Urkunden........ 51 P. B. Golden, The Days of the Week in Turkic: Notes on the Cumano-Qipcaq Pattern ........... 363 Imre Gyarmati, Türkische Planetennamen, entstanden durch Lehnübersetzung....................... 377 János Harmatta, Sogdian Inscriptions on Avar Objects............................................................... 61 Helmut Humbach, Der alte Name des Hindukusch ........................................................................ 67 Mária Ivanics, Anmerkungen zur Etymologie hajdú “Heiduck” ................................................. 391 Henryk Jankowski, A Polish-Tatar ziker........................................................................................ 405 Éva M. Jeremiás, The Knowledge of Persian and a Scholarly Approach to the Language: a Persian Grammar by J. B. Podesta, 1691, Wien.................................................................. 71 György Kara, The Bush Protects the Little Bird............................................................................ 421 Gilbert Lazard, Deux contes en Persan local de Nâyband ........................................................... 87 D. N. Mackenzie, Ch brizndhy .......................................................................................................... 97 Miklós Maróth, The Role of qiyäs in Arabic Grammar................................................................ 101 István Nyitrai, Rendering History Topical: One Aspect of a 16th Century Persian Historical Epic in the Ottoman Empire................................................................................................... Ю9

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