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 1 Pre     |    seized the throne. He and his son Ahmed reigned in Baghdad
 2 Pre     |          a rival Atabeg, and the son of Mahmud Shah was obliged
 3 Pre     |         his gate to Shah Shudja, son of Mahommad ibn Muzaffar,
 4 Pre     |         kindled (i.e. Mahommad's son, Shah Shudja), through those
 5 Pre     |          to their protection his son Zein-el-Abeddin, his brothers,
 6 Pre     |          the Koran by heart.~The son, whose future he had spent
 7 Pre     |         Shah Rukh Mirza, Timur's son, leaving the conqueror to "
 8 Pre     |    mythical anecdote. He was the son, according to one tradition,
 9 Pre     |  remembers not his servant." The son of Oweis, Sultan Ahmed of
10 Pre     |      evilly disposed towards his son. Only the foolish are drinking
11 Pre     |         was married and he had a son. He laments the death of
12 Pre     |   touching is his lament for his son: "Alas! he found it easy
13 I(*)    |        the death of Hussein, the son of Ali, whom the Shi'ites
14 II(*)   |        mythical King Shedad, the son of Ad, the grandson of Irem,
15 II(*)   |        Irem, who was himself the son of Shem. The tribe of Ad
16 II(*)   |        of a great city which his son completed. Round his palace
17 II(*)   |        il regna, it n'y eut dans son empire ni mort, ni maladie,
18 II(*)   |          de l'Arabie et lui prit son tréne; it s'enfuit dans
19 III(*)  |         servant of God, Solomon, son of David, to Bilkis, Queen
20 XIV(*)  |       poem upon the death of his son.~Stanza 3.--Rosenzweig,
21 XIV(*)  |       precaution of marrying his son, and so securing for himself
22 XVIII(*)| preferred a man of genius to the son of a king. She would have
23 XXVI(*) |       throne by the hero Rustum, son of Zal. It was in his reign
24 XXVI(*) |         s arrny, killing his own son in the battle "by the great
25 XXVI(*) |         the next stanza, was the son of Kaikobad, second king
26 XXVI(*) |        to a violent death by his son, who proceeded to make proposals