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Edward Rehatsek (3 July 1819 – 11
December 1891) was an
Orientalist and
translator of
several works of
Islamic literature including the
Gulistan of Saadi...
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translation by
Edward Rehatsek (Hungary 1819 –
Mumbai [Bombay] 1891),
abridged and
introduced [at pp. 5–13] by
Michael Edwards.
Rehatsek completed his translation;...
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Rashidun caliphs) into
English was
prepared by the
Orientalist Edward Rehatsek and
edited by
Forster Fitzgerald Arbuthnot for the
Royal Asiatic Society...
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Platts (London, 1867),
Edward Henry Whinfield (London, 1880),
Edward Rehatsek (Banaras, 1888, in some
later editions incorrectly attributed to Sir Richard...
- Khvāndshāh ibn Maḥmūd (1433–1498),
Reign of
Farrukhzad ibn Khosrau, 1892,
Royal Asiatic Society,
translated from the
original work in
Persian by E.
Rehatsek....
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translation in two volumes.
Several decades later the
Hungarian scholar Edward Rehatsek prepared an
English translation, but it was not
published until over a...
- ISBN 9781847186218. Clouston, W. A. (William Alexander), 1843-1896, and
Edward Rehatsek. A
Group of
Eastern Romances And
Stories From the Persian, Tamil, And Urdu...
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Turkish War Croatian-Slavonian-Dalmatian
theater in
Great Turkish War
Edward Rehatsek Turkish Springs in
Stari Ledinci Horvat,
Zorislav (2002). "Analiza srednjovjekovne...
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Gesta Romanorum and
later in Shakespeare's The
Merchant of Venice. E.
Rehatsek – The Book of the King's Son and the
Ascetic –
English translation (1888)...
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Francis Burton, but
probably in fact by the
Hungarian linguist Edward Rehatsek:
Story 10 I was
constantly engaged in prayer, at the head of the prophet...
