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Greetings to the list I need some help on a somehow confusing publication of conference papers. I had ordered missing volumes of a partly English multi-volume work named "Islam-West Philosophical Dialogue: the articles presented at the World Congress on Mulla Sadra, May 1999, Tehran" and have received Persian volumes from an obvious parallel edition named "Majmuah-i maqalat-i Hamayish-i jahani-i Hakim Mulla Sadra, avval-i Khurdadmah 1378, Tihran". According to the Hollis OPAC of Harvard the English edition "Islam-West Philosophical Dialogue" has 10 volumes, the Persian edition "Majmuah-i maqalat-i Hamayish-i jahani-i Hakim Mulla Sadra, avval-i Khurdadmah 1378, Tihran" has 12 volumes. Now before I order anything else I would like to know if these two edition are textwise identical, but just in two different languages, or does the Persian edition contain articles that are not present in the English edition and vice versa? Thanks in advance Andreas Drechsler -- Dr. Andreas Drechsler Bibl.-Rat Universitätsbibliothek Bamberg PF 2705 96018 Bamberg Tel.: 0951/863-1530 Fax: 0951/863-4530 [log in to unmask] "Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like a banana" - Groucho Marx