Thomas-Xavier Bianchi (1783-1864)

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Le nouveau guide de la conversation en français et en turc : à l'usage des voyageurs français dans le Levant et des turcs qui viennent en France : suivi de la collection complète des capitulations ou traités de paix entre la France et la Porte ottomane depuis 1535 jusques et compris la dernière Convention de Constantinople du 24 novembre 1838, et du Khaththi cherif ou Acte constitutif de Gulkhané, du 3 novembre 1839, accompagné de notes, commentaires, etc / par T.X. Bianchi.

Thomas-Xavier Bianchi 1783-1864

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Journal d'Abdurrahman Gabarti, pendant l'occupation française en Egypte : suivi d'un précis de la même campagne, par Mou'Allem Nicolas el-Turki / traduits de l'arabe par Alexandre Cardin.

Jabartī, ʻAbd al-Raḥmān, 1754-1822

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