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Notes and Communications

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  29 January 2009

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International Journal of Middle East Studies , Volume 10 , Issue 3 , August 1979 , pp. 415 - 427
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1979

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References

1. The Cezerī Kasim Pasa mosque was built in 1515 north of the land walls on the Golden Horn (Boyd, Hilary-Sumner and Freely, John, Strolling through Istanbul [Istanbul, 1972], p. 417Google Scholar). The quarter was a popular residential district for bureaucrats and pasas.

2. The office is actually near the han, not in it. Close to the han is the Ahi Celebi mosque, the Golden Horn downhill from the Süleymaniye mosque complex (ibid., 236–237).

3. Topkapi Sarayi Archives, D. 3208 A-B.

4. Celebi, Kätib, Keşf el-zunun (Istanbul, 1943)Google Scholar, in two volumes, is the major source used for identifying the titles given. The Abu al-Layth reference is in Vol. II, col. 2046. Hereafter, references are given parenthetically in the form (II, 2046).

* IJMES 9 (1978), 128–130.