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 1 Pre     |   anarchy the authority of the Sultan of Baghdad had been considerably
 2 Pre     |  nominal allegiance now to the Sultan of Baghdad, now to the more
 3 Pre     |   letters both to Timur and to Sultan Ahmed of Baghdad recommending
 4 Pre     |        mentioned, the Vizir of Sultan Oweis of Baghdad. He founded
 5 Pre     |        been satisfied with the Sultan's conduct towards him: "
 6 Pre     |       says, "I am the slave of Sultan Oweis, but he remembers
 7 Pre     |    servant." The son of Oweis, Sultan Ahmed of Baghdad, whose
 8 Pre     |        of Shah, Mahmud Purabi, Sultan of Bengal, he set forth
 9 Pre     |     note to Poem XXI.~From the Sultan of Hormuz he received many
10 Pre     | Persian Gulf. He compares this Sultan with Shah Yahya, much to
11 Pre     |        after the poet's death, Sultan Baber conquered Shiraz,
12 IX(*)   |      addressed to the Vizir of Sultan Oweis of Baghdad, Hadji
13 XXI     |       Not worth the blast.~The Sultan's crown, with priceless
14 XXI(*)  |    using some of the money the Sultan had sent him in paying his
15 XXV(*)  |    Arabian Nights," tells of a Sultan who was setting out on a
16 XXV(*)  |     reached the Pleiades." The Sultan, encouraged by this fortunate
17 XXXIX   |    ring~Until Ghiyasuddin, the Sultan, hears,~Sing, Hafiz, of
18 XXXIX(*)|     recovered. The rest of the Sultan's ladies were jealous of
19 XXXIX(*)|     translated, with which the Sultan (whose taste seems to have