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 1    1, 6   |                      STORY VI. Omar and the Ambassador.~The
 2    1, 6   | Emperor of Rum to the Khalifa 'Omar. On approaching Medina this
 3    1, 6   |       ambassador inquired for 'Omar's palace, and learned that '
 4    1, 6   |      palace, and learned that 'Omar dwelt in no material palace,
 5    1, 6   |  hearts. At last he discerned 'Omar lying under a palm-tree,
 6    1, 6   |       to him in fear and awe. 'Omar received him kindly, and
 7    1, 6   |     bonds of flesh and blood? 'Omar responded, and the ambassador
 8    1  (5) |     Gulshan i Raz, I. 140, and Omar Khayyam Quatr., 270. ~
 9    1, 8   |       the time of the Khalifa 'Omar there lived a harper, whose
10    1, 8   |        a divine voice came to 'Omar, directing him to go to
11    1, 8   |    whom he should find there. 'Omar proceeded to the place,
12    1, 8   | contrition for his past sins. 'Omar then instructed him that
13    1, 8   |      without spot or blemish.~'Omar rebukes the Harper for brooding
14    1, 8   |      bewailing the past.~Then 'Omar said to him, "This wailing
15    1, 15  |       the days of the Khalifa 'Omar complete the section.~The
16    2, 1   |       the man, in the time of 'Omar, who mistook his eyelash
17    2, 3   |       faithful witness."~When 'Omar was enraptured with that
18    2  (9) |                                Omar was called "The Discerner." ~
19    2  (2) |    Freytag quotes a saying of 'Omar, "A fool may indicate the
20    4  (28)|      is the burden of many of 'Omar Khayyam's poems. ~
21    5, 10  |       He who is divorced from 'Omar's light~Is deceived by his