A.	G.	Serial.	TITLES OF THE ANECDOTES.
			Part I, Chapter II: On the Miracles of the Prophets.
ff28	ff10	39	Introduction to the chapter. The she-camel of Ṣáliḥ, the Prophet.
f28b	f10b	40	Ibráhím and Namrúd. (The story is told by Zayd b. Aslam in a different form.)
f29a	”	41	Birds restored to life for Ibráhím.
”	f11a	42	The nine miracles of Moses in Egypt.
”	f11b	43	Moses and his cousin Qárún.
f30a	”	44	David asks ten questions of Solomon.
”	f12a	45	Two miracles wrought by Jesus: (1) a blind man and cripple found guilty; (2) provision of food at a feast.
”	”	46	Another miracle of Jesus; the fatal ingot of gold.
f30b	”	47	Two dead persons raised to life by Jesus.
”	f12b	48	Jesus sends two Apostles to Antioch at first and then the third.
f31b	f13a	49	The three kinds of the miracles of the Prophet Muḥammad.
”	”	50	Sayf b. Dhí-Yazan foretells the advent of the Prophet Muḥammad to ‘Abdu’l-Muṭṭalib.
”	”	51	Shápúr-í-Dhu'l-Aktáf and Quṣayy b. Kiláb, and the persecution of the Arabs.
f32a	”	52	The excavation of the Well of Zamzam by ‘Abdu'l-Muṭṭalib. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 71, 91—4).
f32b	f14a	53	‘Abdu’l-Muṭṭalib’s vow to sacrifice one of his sons. (Kitábu’l-Magházi as the source, see above, p. 100). (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 97—100).
f33a	f14b	54	The Prophet recognised in his seventh year by the monk Baḥírá. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 114—7).
f33b	”	55	The quest of Salmán, the Persian, and his conversion at the hands of the Prophet. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 136—42).
f34a	f15a	56	Waraqa b. Nawfal’s interpretation of the dream of Khadíja, and her mar­riage with the Prophet. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 119—21).
f34b	f15b	57	The light on ‘Abdu’llah’s forehead discerned by a Jewish wise woman before his nuptials with Ámina. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 100—101).
”	”	58	The Prophet Muḥammad chosen to replace the Black Stone when the Ka‘ba was under repair. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 122—3).
f35a	”	59	Qayṭur? or Qunṭur? or Fanṭún? or Faṭún?, the Jewish tyrant. (Cf. Kitábu’l-Maḥásin wa’l-Adhdád ed. Van Vloten pp. 282—3).
”	f16a	60	General classification of the miracles of the Prophet: Traditional and Rational.
f35b	”	61	The captured Gazelle and its young one.
”	”	62	A lizard bears witness to the truth of the Prophet.
”	f16b	63	The Prophet intercedes for a camel which talks with him.
”	”	64	The Prophet makes a tree walk for Abú Ṭálíb but fails to convert him.
”	”	65	The Prophet miraculously feeds 1,000 people on the occasion of the Battle of the Ditch.
A.	G.	Serial.	TITLES OF THE ANECDOTES.
f36a	f16b	66	Another miracle of the same sort on the same occasion.
”	f17a	67	The miraculous milking for ‘Abdu’llah b. Mas‘úd and the episode of Umm-i-Ma‘bad in evidence of the above.
”	”	68	Another miracle of the Prophet: water provided miraculously.
f36b	”	69	Suráqa b. Málik a would-be captor of the Prophet miraculously seized by the earth. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 331—2).
”	”	70	The Prophet refuses recompense for a cure which he effected.
”	”	71	In answer to the Prophet’s prayer, a lion slays ‘Utba b. Abí Lahab.
f37a	f17b	72	The execution of Abú Mughíth, the enemy of the Prophet.
”	”	73	Capture and conversion of ‘Abbás, the Prophet’s uncle, and the murder of Abu’l-Bakhtarí.
f37b	”	74	Conversion of ‘Umayr b. Wahb al-Jumaḥí, the would-be assassin of the Prophet. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 471—3).
”	f18a	75	Punishment of Khusraw Parwíz and conversion of Bádhán.
f38a	”	76	The Prophet punishes severely Kinána b. Rabí‘a for hiding the treasure of Banú Nadhír which he discovers. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 763—4).
”	”	77	Death of Rifá‘a b. Zayd a “Hypocrite” announced by a fierce gale. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 361, 727).
”	f18b	78	The Prophet’s enemies miraculously destroyed by cold in the Battle of the Ditch, and Ḥudhayfa b. al-Yamán’s part in it. (Cf. H. S. R. pp. 682—4).
			The chapter ends with a eulogy on the Wazír.