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<nowiki>Kalila wa-Dimna; Калила жана Димна; Калила ва Димна; Kalīla wa Dimna; Kalīla wa Dimna; کلیله و دمنه; 卡里拉和丁娜; Kelîle û Dimne (pirtûk); Kalila wa dimna; カリーラとディムナ; كليله ودمنه; Kalila et Dimna; Калила ва Димна; कलिला व दिमना; Kalila va Dimna; Qalila ha'm Dimna; Kalila kaj Dimna; কালিলা ওয়া-দিমনা; Kalila et Dimna; Calila e Dimna; Calila e Dimna; کلیلہ و دمنہ; Calila e Dimna; Hikayat Kalilah dan Daminah; Քալիլա և Դիմնա; Kelile ve Dimne; Kəlilə və Dimnə; ქილილა და დამანა; کلیلہ و دمنہ; Calila i Dimna; کەلیلە و دیمنە; Kalila and Demna; كليلة ودمنة; Kalila och Dimna; Калила мен Димна; MÖ 1. yüzyıl civarında yaşadığı düşünülen Beydeba'nın yazıya geçirdiği fabl öykü derlemesi; উপাসনা সংগ্রহ; contes persans composés d'après le Pañchatantra; مجموعه حکایت‌های پند‌آموز از زبان حیوانات; boek; сборник древнеиндийской литературы; दंतकथाओं का संग्रह; కథల సేకరణ; kirja; collection of fables; كتاب يتضمّن مجموعة من القصص، تُرجم إلى العربية في العصر العباسي على يد عبد الله بن المقفع; colección de fábulas; Colecție de fabule antice în arabă; Абуабдуллоҳи Рӯдакӣ; «Калила менен Димна»; Kalila and Dimna; Calila e Dimna; كليله ودمنه; 卡里莱和迪木乃; Calila y Dimna; Kalila y Dimna; Kalila wa Dimna</nowiki>
Kalila and Demna 
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English: Kalila and Dimna (10th century), derived from the Indian Panchatantra.
  • "During the first half of the twelfth century, five centuries after Ibn al-Muqaffaʿ’s canonical but provokingly elusive ʿAbbasid version was produced, a Persian administrator at the Ghaznavid court, Abū al-Maʿālī Naṣrallāh Munshī (d. second half of the twelfth century) wrote a Persian prosimetric version of KD, the Kitāb-i Kalīla va-Dimna (henceforth, NM KD).5" p.7
  • "Apart from a few single verses of a translation by Rūdakī (d. ca. 941) which survive as quotations, and a single copy of a 12th century translation by Muḥammad ibn ʻAbd Allāh Bukhārī (De Blois, p. 5), the earliest extant Persian version is by Naṣr Allāh Munshī which he completed around 1144. It became sufficiently popular that 12 illustrated copies survive from the 14th century alone (O’Kane, pp. 41-3) including Or.13506, illustrated below, which dates from AH 707 (1307/8)." [1]

References: An Unruly Classic: Kalīla and Dimna and Its Syriac, Arabic, and Early Persian Versions BRILL.

The oldest known illuminated manuscript of Kalila and Dimna dates to 1200-1220, in Arabic: Kalila and Dimna (BNF, Arabe 3465)

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