كتاب الاسماء Kitabu'l-Asma'

Sayyid `Ali Muhammad "the Bab" Shirazi. Kitab-i-Asma' ('The Book of Names' of All Things) Ms., private hands. This is a partial manuscript of 481 pages, only a fraction of the size of the complete work. According to Saiedi (2008: 36): "This work, the complete text of which is more than three thousand pages, is the largest revealed book in sacred history. It consists of nineteen unities and 361 gates (chapters)."