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 1 Pre      |         the fourteenth century.[1] His names, being interpreted,
 2 Pre      |        flight of the defeated.~[1. For the history of the
 3 Pre      |      not trust them with arms."[1] This view of his relations
 4 Pre      |       points to a considerable~[1. The "Travels of Ibn Batuta,"
 5 Pre      |      explanation of the matter.[1] The second century of the
 6 Pre      |    Poets traces back mysticism~[1. Journal des Savants for
 7 Pre      |     water is lost in the ocean.[1] In order to obtain this
 8 Pre      |       order to obtain this end~[1. Numberless beautiful images
 9 Pre      | responsibility for his actions.[1] Mahommad more especially,
10 Pre      |      There is a tradition that~[1. Dr. Johnson's contribution
11 Pre      |        wretched in their place.[1] And finally, there is no
12 Pre      |       the body and is entirely~[1. Dabistan.~2. Hallaj lived
13 Pre      |   Synagogue and the Monastery?"[1] That is, what difference
14 Pre      |         that leads to him upon~[1. Gulshen-i-Raz.]~whom thy
15 Pre      |   itself in a wordless melody,"[1] and in the same strain
16 Pre      |        Avert not thy face from~[1. Yusuf and Zuleikha.]~an
17 Pre      |         oneness of God and man.[1] The whole book is twisted
18 Pre      |          however, are regarded~[1. "A Year among the Persians."
19 Pre      |      and of the world to come."[1] And in the same spirit
20 Pre      |        and no discredit to use~[1. Sayyed Ahmed of Isfahan.]~
21 Pre      |   veiled and enigmatic speech),[1]~[1. Listen to the advice
22 Pre      |      and enigmatic speech),[1]~[1. Listen to the advice of
23 Pre      |  religieuse vivante et variée."[1]~Those who have written
24 Pre      |        or less the same; there~[1. Cantique des Cantiques.]~
25 I(*)     |                          Stanza 1.--The first line of this
26 II(*)    |                          Stanza 1.--This poem has been expounded
27 III(*)   |                          Stanza 1.--King Solomon sent the
28 V(*)     |                          Stanza 1.-When the conqueror Timur
29 VII(*)   |                          Stanza 1.--Those who have seen a
30 IX(*)    |                          Stanza 1.--This poem is addressed
31 XIV(*)   |                          Stanza 1.--Hafiz wrote this poem
32 XVIII(*) |                          Stanza 1.--Blue is the Persian colour
33 XXI(*)   |                          Stanza 1.--Sir Henry Layard gives
34 XXV(*)   |                          Stanza 1.--There are many ways of
35 XXVIII(*)|                          Stanza 1.--According to Oriental
36 XXX(*)   |                          Stanza 1.--Khizr--see Note to the
37 XXXIV(*) |                          Stanza 1.--The story of the creation
38 XXXV(*)  |                          Stanza 1.--The second line of this
39 XXXIX(*) |                          Stanza 1.--It is related that Ghiyasuddin
40 XL(*)    |       the evil eye.~XLII~Stanza 1.--Khizr. See Note to Stanza