
Seyrekzâde Emrullah Mehmed Efendi: The Judge Who Signed Himself Zeyrekzâde
Seyrekzâde Emrullah Mehmed Efendi, pupil of Taşköprîzâde and judge of Baghdad and Salonica: his birth in Amasya, harsh temper, lost continuation and two Arabic poems.
Seyrekzâde Emrullah Mehmed Efendi (1539-1600), scholar and judge born in Amasya: his life, works and two Arabic poems attributed to him.

Seyrekzâde Emrullah Mehmed Efendi, pupil of Taşköprîzâde and judge of Baghdad and Salonica: his birth in Amasya, harsh temper, lost continuation and two Arabic poems.

Two Arabic couplets found in the en-Nevâkıd manuscript Emrullah Efendi copied, not confirmed as his: glory inherited from forefathers and a lineage in the hands of the wicked.

A four-couplet Arabic piece attributed to Emrullah Efendi: do not trust the world, the ship of patience, the verse on Noah's ark and a last couplet taken from Bânet Suâd.
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