IRWIN, Robert

WARD, Rachel

Gilded and Enamelled Glass from the Middle East

British Museum Press, London, 1998, p. 24-26

[801, 1500]

• Poets, writers, historians, chroniclers, geographers, cosmographers, pilgrims and documentary texts mentioning glass objects or glass production and trade:
Abū Nuwās (9th century); al-Washshāʿ (10th century); al-Maqdisī (10th century); “Geniza”; Benjamin of Tudela (12th century); Al-Idrīsī (12th century); Ibn Jubayr ( 12th century); Ibn Shaddād (13th century); William of Tyre (12th century); Jacques de Vitry (13th century); Yāqūt (13th century); al-Qazwīnī (13th century); Nāṣir al-Dīn al-Ṭūsī (13th century); Ibn Bassām (13th century); Saʿdī (13th century); Simeon Simeonis (14th century); Gucci (14th century); al-ʿUmarī (14th century); Ḥāfiẓ-i Abrū (15th century); Braschia (15th century).

• Aleppan glass as a “topos” in Persian poetry.

sources écrites written sources

	Afrique du Nord North Africa		production
Egypte Egypt			consommation
		Le Caire Cairo	production
		Fusṭāṭ	production
Inde India			consommation
Irak Iraq			consommation
			production
Iran Iran			consommation
Liban Lebanon			consommation
		Tyr Tyre	production
Palestine Palestine		Hebron	production
Syrie Syria			consommation
		Alep Aleppo	production
		Damas Damascus	production
Turquie Turkey		Qartmin Kartmin	consommation